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I want to switch to EUlube Eagle but what is initially involved?

April 26, 2017Eagle initially involved Switch

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I want to switch to EUlube Eagle but what is initially involved?

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A. Remember that your engine has probably been run on a conventional type oil for some time; this means that there will be significant levels of deposits and sludge throughout your engine. Eagle gradually cleans and breaks down the deposits and sludge inside your engine, so it is important to replace the filter after the first 1,000 miles. After that you will need to change both the oil and filter at the manufacturer’s specified schedule. Due to the improved bore seal (that reduces the level of combustion contaminants deposited in the engine oil) engine oil life is generally extended. The possibility of extended oil change service intervals will depend entirely upon the type of usage and driving conditions encountered.