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Yes, it is normal. A new battery requires less charging so the voltage is lower. It will gradually creep back up over the months. Ironic, I know.

Fortunately we already have a replacement. It's called nuclear power and if developed responsibly it is clean, safe, cheap and produces little waste. The biggest drawback is that it is hard for the scammers to make billions of dollars off of government grants. See Crescent Dunes

Not too long ago someone posted a video of a private mechanic tracking down a problem where the truck would stall after some exact time like 33 minutes. It turned out to be a bad capacitor in the TIPM module, IIRC. Can anyone point me to that post? I've tried searching without any luck. Thanks!

The lubricating oils have changed dramatically, the bearing and ring tolerances have not changed in 40 years. The lighter weight oil is used to reduce parasitic drag. Period.