Here are some potential risks associated with switching from synthetic oil to regular oil:
* Increased wear and tear: Synthetic oils have superior lubricating properties that reduce friction and wear on engine components. Regular oils do not provide the same level of protection, which can lead to increased wear and tear over time.
* Reduced performance: Synthetic oils can help improve engine efficiency and performance. Switching back to regular oil may result in reduced performance, such as decreased acceleration and increased fuel consumption.
* Oil sludge formation: Regular oils are more prone to forming sludge, which can clog oil passages and restrict oil flow. Synthetic oils help prevent sludge formation, but switching back to regular oil may increase the risk of sludge buildup.