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Message: [QUOTE="TyCorr, post: 109480, member: 1451"] Id say the synthetic helps you find the leaks!! The crud that accumulates around a leak using conventional oil builds up. When you use synthetic it tends to remove all the residue left by CO. Then it starts dribbling out those spots. So yes it does if you already have areas that are leaking. The difference is the CO will let these areas build up until the leak gets bad enough that they cant physically contain the leak and it'll LEAK REAL BAD. So you can run synthetic and find everything that needs to be repaired or use CO and when a seal fails completely you'll have oil SPRAYING out of that bad seal. [/QUOTE]

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