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| how often to change oil on 454 chevy jet how often do you change the oil on a 454 Chevy Jet Engine? What type of oil do you recommend to use |
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| How much do you run per season? Most boaters on my lakes change the oil before winter layup and, if running more than one tank of gas a week, around mid-season too. Doesn't really matter what they drive. It ends up averaging out to a fair bit more often than in the car equivalent I think. But that's part of why good boat motors can live for 20+ years. Probably the same 5w30 or 10w30 that the car version of your motor takes would be appropriate (look this up though). A lot of people are saying conventional oil beats synthetic in a boat when it comes to rust.
__________________ -Matt Marsh- |
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| My engine calls for SAE 30W. No 10W30 here. You should be able to download an owners manual that will be specific. |
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| I don't use multiweight oil in boat engines. They're usually not used in cold temps, so it's not needed. Crusader calls for straight 40 wt for 350s and 454s with 50 hour interval, or about mid season as Marshmat said (100 hours per year being the average).
__________________ Craig Cavanaugh Silver King Custom Marine No shoes, no shirt, no problem! |
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| That's right, oil change at the 100 hour service. However, for very hard use, 50 hours is recomended.
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