Can I go 800-1000 miles over my oil change recommendation?
I m on 3500 mile intervals for oil changes, I think it s synthetic though I am not positive... It s a Subaru Impreza OBS, 85000 miles. I drive 30 miles to and from work everyday on a highway going 65mph, one stop sign the entire trip. So basically all highway miles. Sticker says I need an oil change in 150 miles, but I m leaving for a wedding that is 400 miles away. I don t have time to get an oil change before I leave and I d rather just wait until I get back home. Can I go 800 miles over my oil change "recommendation" or should I just get an oil change once I get to the venue and find transportation to and from the shop and wedding venue? thanks!
What lessons did you learn from the US Presidential Election 2016?
A2ALet’s see:Evidence and facts are meaningless to many people - Donald Trump is a failed businessman, a sexual predator, a racist, a sexist and probably the worst choice for President in decades. The facts and the evidence of this was on display for all to see and yet myriad voters either ignored it or simply didn’t care.Polls are largely meaningless - None predicted an overwhelming Trump victory and most were simply “gamed” by the people who bothered to respond to them.Every civil and social rights advancement is followed by White American backlash - The civil rights movement was followed the GOP’s Southern Strategy and white flight from the cities. A Black president and changes in gay rights were followed by the election of a White nationalist demagogue. Every advancement in social status in the United States that is not shown to directly benefits White Americans is followed by a backlash to somehow “restore” White privilege.The GOP has morphed into a White nationalist party - The fiction of the GOP trying to become a “big tent” where all voices are heard is now gone. While they still might trot out a few tokens to keep the crowds from storming their headquarters and stoning their membership, the Republican party in the US is now exactly the same as the nationalist parties in Europe.The “Clinton era” of the Democratic party is over - The defeat of Hillary Clinton means that Clinton’s hold over the party is now done. Whatever the Democratic party becomes in the future, what happened during the 1990s is no longer germane as to what the party needs to be.