I don't know about an odyssey, but my neighbour has a 86 accord with over
500, 000KM on it, and still going strong

"Bob Palmer" <jenbobkatelyn@adelphia.net> wrote in message
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> Yes, I plan on changing the oil at regular intervals. This car cost
> $26,400 new, is paid off and hopefully will last quite a few more years. I
> don't know what the record for miles on an Odyssey is, but I hope to break
> it.
> "Jamco" <Homer@jamco.com> wrote in message
> news:Fid1f.4915$y_1.3550@edtnps89...
>>2 things, going longer then normal between oil changes just cause your
>>using synthetic is NOT a good idea
>>
>> To qualify as "synthetic blend" all you need to do is put SOME synthetic
>> oil in it. So technically it could be plain oil with 1 drop of synthetic
>> oil added.
>>
>> If you want synthetic, then get 100% synthetic oil
>>
>> "Bob Palmer" <jenbobkatelyn@adelphia.net> wrote in message
>> news:b-qdnb8UFKku4NnenZ2dnUVZ_smdnZ2d@adelphia.com...
>>>I just had an oil change at 67,500 miles on my 2000 Odyssey and the
>>>dealership used Castrol Syntec Blend oil which claims it is part
>>>synthetic. Has anyone had any experience with this oil and is it ok to
>>>use after using regular oil for 6 years?
>>>
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