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02-27-2016, 04:56 PM

boiler

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Originally Posted by Cherry_560sel

I personally feel that such a high interval between oil changes is what contributes to many instances of lifter tick noise that plagues a lot of the V8 cars these days. I plan to get mine changed every 5,000 miles and Just let the dealership worry about what oil to put in it.

I do all my cars at 7500

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02-27-2016, 06:25 PM

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YOU are the one that brought up 12,000 mile interval between changes, I was simply asking for clarification if jaguar changed the interval from 15,000 to 12,000 on the newer cars.

Why would they decrease the interval when the same engine and oil are used from 2011 to 2015??

I'm so sorry..You're right..I don't know were the hell I got 12,000 miles from..I meant 15,000 miles..

I was doing my GMC Denali's oil today and I had 12,000 on the brain for last couple of days..doh!!..Sorry

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02-27-2016, 11:13 PM

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You are, for the most part, right. I never have read very line of a car PURCHASING AGREEMENT. I am SO looking forward to going through all that and finding where they mention that I must use their brand of oil or their warranty will be inapplicable to anything that may go wrong with the car. The article link is interesting. Next time I go in for service I will talk to the service advisor and ask him to show me my glowing oil. If it doesn't glow I am going to raise a **** fit!

You will probably find a number of things you (or any of us) could do to violate their warranty! Virtually any car has a requirement that you use oil specified for the car. Agreed? And, in this case Jaguar uses an oil with an obscure specification. Blather all you want, but if you do not use the specified oil, you are subject to an argument for warranty. And you might very well wimn in court. Most folks who threaten to "take him to court" have never dealt with litigation.

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