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I found a jug of their oil in my garage when I moved in. So far I've used it far bar oil on the chain saw, and thats about it.

I wouldn't say its a myth, but its been fixed. When synthetics were first introduced they found that they didn't keep rubber seals swelled up the way conventional oil did. The seals would appear to "dry out" and could introduce leaks. They corrected that with some additives.

Glad to hear it. I like the price.

Would this be a suitable oil? http://www.walmart.com/ip/Shell-Rotella-T-15W-40-Heavy-Duty-Diesel-Oil-5-gal./14958329

The previous owner of my truck was very proud of the fact that he did zero maintenance in 8 years of ownership. I don't think he even changed the oil. *facepalm*

When synthetic motor oil first became commonplace, the stuff would start to run out of an old engine. The manufacturers discovered that the synthetic oil lacked the properties of regular oil that kept rubber seals swollen. So they added some stuff to the additive package, and this problem was...

This is an issue in so many ways. The fact that a bunch of senators that can't even use facebook correctly have the power to make far reaching changes to how we consume the internet is terrifying.