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how long can synthetic oil sit in an engine
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Synthetic oil, known for its long-lasting properties and stability, can typically sit in an engine for up to 6 months to a year without significant degradation, assuming the vehicle is stored in optimal conditions. Unlike conventional oil, synthetics are engineered to resist thermal breakdown, oxidation, and sludge buildup. This resilience is particularly beneficial in vehicles not used frequently. However, factors such as environmental conditions, the engine's condition, and the quality of the oil itself can influence this duration. Manufacturers often recommend changing oil based on mileage or time, whichever comes first, to ensure the engine remains protected. For the best engine health, refer to the specific recommendations given by your vehicle's manufacturer, as extended periods without use can still affect engine components beyond just the oil. Regular checks and maintenance are advisable, even if the car is seldom driven.
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