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Mitsubishi Conventional Oil Change
Most people get their vehicle’s oil changed every 3 to 5 months or between 3,000 and 5,000 miles. We get these oil changes done so frequently, but most people don’t actually know the reason why. The reason why is that oil is what lubricates the moving parts in the engine. In addition, the oil is also responsible for making sure that the engine does not overheat. The oil actually absorbs heat from the friction of the engine and stops it from overheating. The combination of these two jobs is what makes the engine run so efficiently. We at Brooklyn Mitsubishi are proud to have been servicing the Brooklyn area for over 20 years now and based on our track record we are confident that our oil change services will live up to your high service expectations.
What happens if I don’t get my oil changed in time?
Seeing that the engine oil is responsible for the efficiency of the engine, it is easy to say that without a timely oil change the results can be anywhere from slightly inconvenient to catastrophic. One of the worst scenarios is that the oil becomes old and dirty enough to stop from cooling and the engine eventually overheats and shuts down. The good thing is that if you are reading this, you most likely have not gotten to that point. In order to avoid that fate here is a list of warning signs that your oil needs changing:
- Increase in exhaust – Seeing excess smoke coming out of your tailpipe
- Knocking sound from the engine – When your oil fails to lubricate the engine you will eventually start hearing the knocking of the engine parts
- Your Check Engine Light is on – If you do not have an oil light or if your oil issue has progressed far enough, your check engine light will light up
- Shaking while the car is idle
