Question 1

Where do I apply this oil?

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On the bottom of your engine is a oil plug . Measure approximately 1 inch from plug . Drill a 5/16 hole . Remove all the oil . Set the new bottle of oil in passenger seat . Buckle it up . CALL AAA then crank your car put in Reverse and Park 4 times . Sing Chitty chitty bang bang twice . Catch 2 butterflies a fire fly & one hard boiled egg . THAT'S IT ! 😉

Question 2

Can i use this on a Ferrari f12?

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Ferrari F-12 Oil Change at a Certified FERRARI DEALER are COSTLY, But..... If you OWN this Car, You can Afford the DEALER Required Services!!!!  $1000.00 Minimum... CHEAP, if you actually Own this Car????

Question 3

Hello. Why are the bottle caps not sealed. I ordered 2 bottlez but both came opened. Is it a genuine?

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They do not have a foil seal which is understandable.  South Main Auto has a  youtube video about a engine damaged by a seal. He found a foil seal blocking an oil passage on one side of the engine. However, during shipping 2 of the 6 bottles I ordered leaked. The inner an outer boxes were dripping oil. This is the 2nd time I have had this happen.

Question 4

Is this product mixable with Pennzoil's older products of the same weight? I would hate to toss a few quarts of brand new Pennzoil Ultra I still have

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Yes. And to person that started the 5w20 vs 5w30 question yes you can also mix them. They have viscosity modifiers and emulsifiers I believe is what its called been awhile since looked it up. And with both being 5 winter weight I wouldn't think twice. Just add the total weights and quarts and that's what you'll end up with. EX: 5 qts 5w20 and 1 quart of 5w30 would end up being 5w21.67 so winter weight is equal for both so we can skip that 5x20=100+30=130 130/6 = 21.67 Same brand or api is recommended.  
The don't mix synthetic oil thing is for true synthetic oil group 4, 5. And even with that its not totally true Mobil 1 and Amsoil both I believe have a small amount  5-20% of group 4 and 5 In their oils, guessing they formulate it to blend with the regular oil fine. Most synthetics are group 3 oils (Pennzoil, Valvoline, Mobil, etc) including the natural gas based Pennzoil platinum its sometimes put into its own class of group 3+, and in reality it beats the true synthetic oils in almost everything btw for car engines. Synthetics from group 4 and 5 generally cant be mixed with oil from group 2 or 3. Think of it like Mineral Oil from R12 system mixed in with pag oil from R134a system the two oils cant mix they become a sludge essentially (big problem during retrofit era) but you know what another group 5 oil was created ester oil to be compatible with the remaining amount of mineral oil in system, its really about making the two oils be compatible and today that's pretty much what you have "wide compatibility". You'll lose some or a lot of the synthetics EX(Pennzoil Platinum synthetic or Valvoline synthetic) benefits if mixed with conventional oil like regular Pennzoil or Valvoline, but it will not destroy your engine. Sorry for super long post everyone always post without full explanation. But anything off the shelf at Walmart would essentially mix to make it long story short.

ASIN	B00JMCCDXE
Automotive Fit Type	Vehicle Specific Fit
Best Sellers Rank	#489 in Automotive ( See Top 100 in Automotive ) #13 in Motor Oils
Brand Name	Pennzoil
Compatible with Vehicle Type	Car
Container Type	Bottle
Customer Reviews	4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars (2,964)
Global Trade Identification Number	00071611008747
Included Components	Motor Oil
Item Type Name	Pennzoil Ultra Platinum Full Synthetic 0W-40 Motor Oil (1 Quart, Single Pack)
Liquid Volume	32 fluid ounces
Manufacturer	Pennzoil
Manufacturer Part Number	550040856
Manufacturer Warranty Description	Limited Warranty
Model Number	550040856
Number of Packs	1
SAE J300 Viscosity Grade	0W-40
Size	1 Quart
UPC	071611008747
Unit Count	32 Fluid Ounces
Viscosity Level	Medium to High

Pennzoil Ultra Platinum Full Synthetic 0W-40 Motor Oil, 1 Quart

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