Yes, you should as per the insurance terms and conditions in black and white. If you think that's nonsense, go tell the insurer. No use telling me, I am the one who brought this fact to light.
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Definitely will work.
What the "lifetime" might end up as though, is a whole other question.........
So, here is the question again: are you going to report this "modification" to the insurance?
What are the possibilities? 1 engine seize; 2 engine fire; 3 insurance refuse a payout because life time oil is not approved.Definitely will work.
What the "lifetime" might end up as though, is a whole other question.........
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I might, or I might not. The choice would be private. I think you are trying to pin me down for a thread delete? Not that I care about threads. Once they have served their purpose of something gained, makes no difference what happens to them.
No. It won’t get to the filter. It will clog up your oil strainer though.
Does your insurance cover a seized engine then? Amazing! Who is it with?
Poorer fuel economy.
Failure at emission test.
Premature component wear.
Premature engine seizure.
However, I'm openminded to experimenting, if done properly.
Get yourself a brand-new motah; can't be a fair experiment otherwise.
£40k?
Ignore manufacturer's recommendations.
Report back
Donno. I don't read their terms and conditions. I find it not useful to read things that describe exactly how they will rip you off.
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My emission is A+ as shown in earlier part of the thread. Engine cleanliness is grade A, cleaner than when I originally opened the engine 10-15 years ago.
Unbelievable. You know absolutely nothing about car insurance and really are as thick as mince.
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A+ emissions ? I've never seen that on any test.
Engine cleanliness? How and where and by whom was it tested ?
No mention of miles covered either, over that "10-15 years"..
Probably been up on axles stands (or Jenga towers, more likely)...........
I tested a couple of days ago. Looks clean, and drives clean. No smoke in the tail pipe. I only get steam out of it.
It's a grocery car. I do mostly short trips that were supposed need frequent oil changes.
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