Doing oil change, what size is the crush washer

[Phat Hippy]

Buy the crush washers from the forum host they are inexpensive. Depending on the age and mileage of your car... You may want to consider using a 5-40 spec oil due to the heat in AZ. I have been using probably some of the most expensive oil I have ever put in any vehicle I've ever owned. Joe Gibbs DT-40. Gets hot here in CT too. I think many will agree changing the oil is the best thing you can do for these cars. Enjoy.

[rexcramer]

Originally Posted by Phat Hippy

Buy the crush washers from the forum host they are inexpensive. I think many will agree changing the oil is the best thing you can do for these cars. Enjoy.

+1 please show Pelican Parts some love when you need parts.

[Jasper7821]

Originally Posted by rexcramer

+1 please show Pelican Parts some love when you need parts.

For sure, buying the window regulator from them. And also some rear suspension parts when I figure out when the little clunk is in the right rear.

[Jasper7821]

Originally Posted by Phat Hippy

Buy the crush washers from the forum host they are inexpensive. Depending on the age and mileage of your car... You may want to consider using a 5-40 spec oil due to the heat in AZ. I have been using probably some of the most expensive oil I have ever put in any vehicle I've ever owned. Joe Gibbs DT-40. Gets hot here in CT too. I think many will agree changing the oil is the best thing you can do for these cars. Enjoy.

Thank you, I was going to use 5-40 since that's what the dealer has been using.
The car is 2001 with 104k miles.