30,000-mile oil changes?

Feb. 7, 2002
The days of changing your vehicle's oil every 3,000 miles may be nearing an end.

The days of changing your vehicle's oil every 3,000 miles may be nearing an end. A palm-sized oil-purifying system called LuberClean from Pure Oil Inc., American Fork, Utah, uses a proprietary process to constantly remove water, fuel, vapor, and gaseous contaminants, keeping oil consistently pure. The result: 100,000-mile oil changes for big rigs and 30,000-mile changes for passenger cars and trucks. LuberClean installs in seconds using regular hand tools, says the company.

For more information, check out www.luberclean.com

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