Thread: Do you use Mobil oil ?

Originally Posted by Utemad

Where do you guys get your 20L oil drums from?

I saw some in supercrap the other weekend.

Originally Posted by Utemad

Where do you guys get your 20L oil drums from?

I called Castrol and asked them where to get 20L of RX Super and they said any Autobarn, Repco etc. I called my closest Autobarn and they don't even stock RX Super. Said they had Penrite in 10L but that was it.

Auto supplies are usually order in Truck supplies are where its at

Must admit I will only run Penrite in anything important/Rover
I do however use Castrol in my wifes Subaru quite frankly the last 2 Subarus have loved it and I wouldnt change it when I did it ended up with noisy lifters expense and pain.
Wont do that again

Originally Posted by RonMcGr

Justin,

Please do NOT use Caltex!
It is the best oil for "gumming" motors I've ever seen.
I lost a Zephyr Zodiac engine to Castrol.

I had a Peugeot 504 dump oil on the ground through long use of Castrol and a pressure relief valve seizing.
Recently, my brother lost the 5 litre V8 in his 1994 Statesman, at 120,000km. Holden in Adelaide, always put Castrol in it. 12 years later we put a full detergent oil in it, and the car went for 30 km, then lost oil pressure and died. He now has a second hand low km V8 in it with GOOD oil. When we took the valley cover off the old motor, the sludge was similar to my old Zodiac.

Castrol is the pits!

Originally Posted by B92 8NW

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I doubt Mobil would pack Delvac 1 in Repco livery, otherwise I've been had

Stay tuned Joel, I'm changing formulations soon, and it won't be from one of the majors.

Originally Posted by rick130

Yep, about as much logic in that as **** sandwich

I've never had any trouble with Castrol (owned by BP for those who don't know). Used it for many years in all my cars. Except the gearbox in my Rodeo. I used mainly PM in that as the alternative was Castrol Syntrans which is far too expensive and only selling it in 1L bottles is stupid.
Will go to the shops today and see what is available. It is a pain getting it in 5 litre containers when you need 6.6L.

I can tell you from a chat to his mechanic..

The drums of 'Castrol' that used by a well signwritten and sponsored door slammer are filled with Penrite