It's fine, especially during Winter months, but a heavier weight would really be better. 5W is extremely thin, and more prone to leaking out of an engine.
NO! It is too heavy an oil for the conditions the snowblower will operate under. Use 5w30 and do not use 5w40 unless you want to damage the engine.
for those who are members can only use there cars i didn't know that until now.....O yea and the cars im talking about is on mechquest.com ok there you have it thank you for reading....:)
NO!
it be penned if it OK
they are OK but low tech
Ok?
in my opinion no older then 16 hopes this helps
yes but older cars put up with more abuse like this than new cars with computers etc so there is a good chance everything is ok if it wasnt on for long
Yes!! Just don't have... well you know...how much older is the guy?
this used to be the old way of testing the alternator on older cars, but your vehicle is computerized right, so if you do that you could mess up the whole computer system, so please do not do that ok, if you need to find out if the nator is good take it to parts store, your car will love you for it,
you just have to wait,OK?
Absolutely