AMSOIL customer Jeff Stull of Racine, Wis., puts AMSOIL Motor Oil in everything he gets his hands on.  Stull uses AMSOIL 10W-30 in his 2005 Dodge Grand Caravan, 1992 Dodge conversion van and 1996 Geo Metro.  He’s also running AMSOIL products in his riding lawn tractor and push mower.  Stull has converted his daughter’s 1999 Chevy Malibu and his son’s 1996 Plymouth Voyager to AMSOIL Motor Oil as well.

    "I started using Mobil 1 back in the mid 1970’s,” said Stull. “I later heard of AMSOIL, and that it was a better synthetic oil, but it was hard to find.”

    Stull found a couple of places that were selling AMSOIL products and made the switch five years ago. He’s convinced that AMSOIL has already saved one engine from certain doom.

    Stull’s son, Isaac, was driving his Voyager behind a truck when debris started falling from it.

    “Instead of avoiding it, he drove over the stuff and, without knowing it, put a hole in the oil pan,” said Stull.

    Isaac was 2.5 miles from home when he noticed the oil light was turning on and off, and for the last 1.3 miles the light stayed on.  Stull inspected the van when his son arrived.

“There was no oil in the oil pan,” said Stull. “I thought the motor was now junk.”

    Stull plugged the hole in the oil pan, added some more AMSOIL 15W-40 and started the engine.

    “There was absolutely no motor noise,” said Stull.

    Stull took the car straight to his local repair shop and told them what had happened. They removed the oil pan, rod caps and main bearings and found absolutely no damage.

    “This car has over 144,000 miles on it, and no parts were replaced

at all,” said Stull. “AMSOIL saved the motor!”