The supercharger is a closed system and the synthetic oil they put in it never needs changing. If you can’t identify where the noise is coming from you’ll need to take it to a shop for evaluation.
The supercharger oil does in fact need to be changed. It's part of the scheduled maintenance. I got the oil at Amazon but any GM dealership could get it for you.
Where can i buy some oil that goes for the supercharge it self i want some one to call me tobtell me what’s the ticking noise
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