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Re: Does Synthetic Blend Leak?
« on: Aug 09, 2005, 03:52:33 PM »
I am in complete agreement that synthetics "find" leaks rather than "creating" leaks; however I have heard that the blend oils don't have the same issues.  I now have Mobile 7,500 blend in my 85 that developed a massive leak when I tried Castrol Syntec so I will report if it leaks.

As a side note, the Castrol Syntec is a group 3 base oil and is 100% purified dyno oil.  Mobil 1 is made in the lab (PAO base oil).  I don't know if blends are a mix of conventional and synthetic or just a purified dyno, I suspect it varies with the manufacturer.
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