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Redline oil for Rubicon 2.0T engine

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Hello
Looking to use redline on in my rubicon 2.0 turbo engine how does everybody like it?
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I use it for my front and rear differentials and have not had any trouble. I don’t have any experience with that oil in the motor since I buy Mobil One on sale at Costco.
 

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Redline is good. But from what I have read they dont post any testing information about their own oil.

Personally I would go with Amsoil. Sign up online and they deliver to your house within a couple days.
 

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Hello
Looking to use redline on in my rubicon 2.0 turbo engine how does everybody like it?
I don't know much about the Redline brand other than the testimonials on various auto forums I've belonged to. I jumped on the Mobil 1 wagon 20 years ago with a new truck at the time and haven't switched due to having no problems with M1and its availability and low cost. That first truck is now in the hands of a friend and it is approaching 300K miles. Never had any internal issues on that engine. But, I understand that there may be better oils. The question is: do you need or want the better oil if it costs more or is less convenient. Since I first started using synthetics in 1999, the most I've driven a vehicle during my ownership is 225K miles. During that time, I had no internal engine issues using M1. I think any of the big name synthetics will live up to your expectations.

You might find more information on oil comparisons over on bobistheoilguy.com
https://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubbthreads.php/topics/26357/2
https://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=259425
https://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubbthreads.php/topics/470326/TESTED_-_Mobil_1_vs_Redline_vs
 

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I'm running OEM fluids..... keeping the warranty intact and happy for right now.

I normally run Royal Purple, but with the Jeep Wave program I let the dealer do it. Since this Corona virus broke out I was not going to go deal with the dealer. So I had my buddies shop do the last 5k service since he's qualified and everything is logged with Carfax.

My '19 JL 2.0 Rubi is only at 7500 after a year.
 

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I'm running OEM fluids..... keeping the warranty intact and happy for right now.

I normally run Royal Purple, but with the Jeep Wave program I let the dealer do it. Since this Corona virus broke out I was not going to go deal with the dealer. So I had my buddies shop do the last 5k service since he's qualified and everything is logged with Carfax.

My '19 JL 2.0 Rubi is only at 7500 after a year.
As an FYI via the mopar owner site you can log your own service. Not sure it means anything.
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