Tracking Down the Overheating
He eventually learned the overheating problem was with the variable-speed viscous fan clutch. “Two years into ownership I received a letter from Chevrolet* extending the engine block warranty,” Carlile said. “This engine has an aluminum block with sleeved cylinders, and the cylinder sleeves were cracking. Carlile said he didn’t worry about the engine because he was confidently using AMSOIL synthetic motor oil. “I am a firm believer in the AMSOIL product line and install it in all of my vehicles and small equipment,” Carlile said. This Chevy TrailBlazer is still dependable for the Carlile family with more than 200,000 miles (321,000 km) on the engine. Through the years, the family has made countless trips to Arizona and one trip to Canada. In fact, the old truck is still used regularly as a daily commuter. “Here we are many years later and the old girl is running like a top,” Carlile said. “Annual oil analysis reports show she is doing fine.”The Mower and Edger
He also uses AMSOIL Signature Series 10W-30 in his lawn mower and edger every year. “My lawn mower and edger are now 27 years old and have been on AMSOIL most of that time and are still going strong,” he said. In addition to AMSOIL Signature Series 10W-30, Carlile also uses AMSOIL Signature Series Fuel-Efficient Synthetic Automatic Transmission Fluid in his 2003 Silverado* and AMSOIL Synthetic Manual Transmission and Transaxle Gear Lube, 75W-90 Long Life Synthetic Gear Lube and Slip Lock® Differential Additive in his 2005 Mazda* RX8*. Testimonials are the subjective experiences of our customers and are not intended to be construed as a guarantee that your results will be the same; individual results may vary.This is one of our AMSOIL Customer Stories — real-world results from the people who put AMSOIL products to work every day. Read more customer stories.









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