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https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/rcl/2025/RCRIT-25V274-5347.pdf They are replacing the engine and installing the 0w-20 cap on the new engine

https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/gm-aborting-move-to-0w-40.395438/

Gm has already backtracked from this recall

Actually there's a new service bulletin after the 0w-40 TSB.

I didn't miss it, I choose to do it because I believe all the manufacturers have compromised longevity for fuel economy.

What's your explanation for lifter/canshaft failures in Stalantis/Ford/GM/Toyota? What have they ALL changed other than the operating temp side of the oil for economy?

For the same reason GM did it. It doesn't lube enough IMHO that's a major reason for rocker/lifter failure

I let the guy behind me pick mine out.🤣🤣 j/k

0w-?? Are the same weight oil, they only differ at high temps. Oil weights refer to the viscosity of motor oil, which indicates how thick or thin the oil is at different temperatures. The numbers on oil labels, such as 5W-30, show how the oil performs in cold conditions (the first number) and...

The thing is they already got the "mileage " rating when certified, I don't believe it effects Cafe now after the consumer takes possession. But I could be mistaken

By a 300 lb "person" with purple hair and a bad attitude

Lol

I wash the gladiator with......🤣 j/k

Ok let me know

Where do you live in nj? I have a pair for you

🤣🤣🤣

Hiring back isn't "moving people around" sorry

Stellantis announced they're hiring 1500 people back

Search the internet, the of 850 is a very good trans

Stunning