If you are referring to oil that has not been refined then the answer is Yes, for a short time until the engine destroys itself.
depends what your spelling is like
The term "230k" typically refers to 230,000, which can represent a quantity, such as money, units, or other measures. In financial contexts, it often denotes $230,000. If you need more specific information regarding what "230k" pertains to, please provide additional context.
I have been running Castrol Syntec 20w50 in my Altima for 15 years, and have not had an oil related problem. The car has 230K miles on it.
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Approx. 230K.
230k per month...70-----150 employees in manufacturing
If you took care of your car it can go 230K miles without major problems (most likely you will have to change wheel bearings, water pump and similar staff which is not considered major breakdowns).
2003 230K has no dipstick.Oil level is checked via dash readouts.
Between 90-230K a year. The average is between 115-185K.
I am at 84k it can range from 30k to 140k adverage depending on position and expeence highest i have seen is 230k
My 98 Camry has about 230K. Recently I had to do some smog related stuff like replace the Catalytic converter which is expensive. But up to now, the most major thing has been timing belt and brake replacement(timing belt needs to be replaced about very 125K - man.recommends 85K, but when I replaced mine, it looked almost new). I'm looking to keep this car for another 50K or so miles.
YES! My friend has an '89 Comanche 4.0 litre V6. it's a great little truck and has 230K+ miles on it. There is "No 4.0L V6", the 4.0L an inline 6 cyl. The 4.0L gets high mileage not so with the V6 2.8.