. . The other answers above are correct.....who ever told you there were steps involved, clearly has no clue.....lol! Hell, you can if you so wish, mix regular, blend and synthetic from half a dozen different manufacturers together and use it, no problem. So, in short, yes, it is absolutely okay to switch from blend to full synthetic.
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Quote: As I was looking through some Maxlife Synthetic Specs and found that the 5W-30 also meets the ACEA 3 and also BMW LL-01 specifications. Also I have not been able to find a HTHS rating on the VMLS (valvoline maxlife synthetic). I suspect that the HTHS must be above 3.5 as that is what meets the LL-01 spec. So I want to change the oil my self in a 2019 2.7L Ecoboost and the owner's manual says use 5w-30 Synthetic Blend and I would rather use full synthetic and I wanted to know is there any cons to this? I've used Mobil 1 full synthetic in every vehicle I've driven and this is the first car that manufacturer recommends a blend which is kind of odd. .
A bottle of conventional oil will cost about $40 on average while the cost of a full synthetic oil bottle is about $70. This might not seem like any big deal, but some people with tight budgets will count every dollar very closely. This $30 difference could determine whether they choose one over the other. . .
a fully synthetic oil can be better than a semi which itself can be better than standard oil. However if it is value is a different story. A Rolls Royce & Lada will both take your kids to school and your kids will not learn any more regardless of which car they travel in. But one will cost a lot more to run than the other. cpurvis Lawn Addict. . .
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