Change oil in our blowers?
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Change oil in our blowers?
Do we have to change the oil in our superchargers? I dont know if these are self contained or not. If so when and with what type of oil.
Thank ya!
Thank ya!
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Originally posted by Fast Gator
Buy the oil at GM. Its the same oil for the Eatons that are used on the Pontiac's, but cheaper
Buy the oil at GM. Its the same oil for the Eatons that are used on the Pontiac's, but cheaper
You know what the part number or w/e is... i work for a chevy dealership. and our parts guys are morons......
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Just get 1 quart of 50 weight Redline synthetic, its the same...and bottle will last you for at least 6 changes.....
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The correct part number from GM is #12345982 and is a 4 oz bottle. To refill it takes about 6 oz. Same as what Ford offers but about half the price.
Changed mine initially at 60k and it looked new. Recommended change is every 30k.
There is an allenhead bolt on the front of the S/C housing. Remove that and siphon the old stuff out and add new (kind of a PITA).
Changed mine initially at 60k and it looked new. Recommended change is every 30k.
There is an allenhead bolt on the front of the S/C housing. Remove that and siphon the old stuff out and add new (kind of a PITA).
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Originally posted by SVTPWR
The correct part number from GM is #12345982 and is a 4 oz bottle. To refill it takes about 6 oz. Same as what Ford offers but about half the price.
Changed mine initially at 60k and it looked new. Recommended change is every 30k.
There is an allenhead bolt on the front of the S/C housing. Remove that and siphon the old stuff out and add new (kind of a PITA).
The correct part number from GM is #12345982 and is a 4 oz bottle. To refill it takes about 6 oz. Same as what Ford offers but about half the price.
Changed mine initially at 60k and it looked new. Recommended change is every 30k.
There is an allenhead bolt on the front of the S/C housing. Remove that and siphon the old stuff out and add new (kind of a PITA).
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Originally posted by SVTPWR
The correct part number from GM is #12345982 and is a 4 oz bottle. To refill it takes about 6 oz. Same as what Ford offers but about half the price.
Changed mine initially at 60k and it looked new. Recommended change is every 30k.
There is an allenhead bolt on the front of the S/C housing. Remove that and siphon the old stuff out and add new (kind of a PITA).
The correct part number from GM is #12345982 and is a 4 oz bottle. To refill it takes about 6 oz. Same as what Ford offers but about half the price.
Changed mine initially at 60k and it looked new. Recommended change is every 30k.
There is an allenhead bolt on the front of the S/C housing. Remove that and siphon the old stuff out and add new (kind of a PITA).