Whitch oil do you recomend
I just got 00 TL with 45K Miles and dont know which oil i should use on my next service . I used to put SYNTHETIC OIL every 2500 miles on my mitsubishi and I didnt have any problems.
Dont know if i should stick to it or use regular 10w40 / 30
any recomendation ,Thanx
Dont know if i should stick to it or use regular 10w40 / 30
any recomendation ,Thanx
I have been using Mobil 1 Synthetic 0w-30 ever since my first oil change in 1999.
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Honda-Acura.net Vigor/TL/CL Forum Moderator.
Comptech Icebox, Headers, Exhaust, Lowering Springs and Sway Bars. Mugen front grille. Inspire tailamps. MOMO Sport 18 X 7.5 +42 offset. Axxis Metal Master front/rear pad. 2 Polk/MOMO 10" subs, Orion Xtreme 500.4 amplifier and Alpine CD changer.
You can switch to synethetic anytime.
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Comptech Icebox, Headers, Exhaust, Lowering Springs and Sway Bars. Mugen front grille. Inspire tailamps. MOMO Sport 18 X 7.5 +42 offset. Axxis Metal Master front/rear pad. 2 Polk/MOMO 10" subs, Orion Xtreme 500.4 amplifier and Alpine CD changer.
According to the Car Talk guys, Bob and Ray, there is no advantage to using synthetic engine oils. I ran petrolium based oils in my Toyota Cressida for 193,000 miles, and it never required any engine work. It still ran strong, and I was never afraid to run it up to the 6500 rpm redline.
Originally posted by BolderKeith
According to the Car Talk guys, Bob and Ray, there is no advantage to using synthetic engine oils. I ran petrolium based oils in my Toyota Cressida for 193,000 miles, and it never required any engine work. It still ran strong, and I was never afraid to run it up to the 6500 rpm redline.
According to the Car Talk guys, Bob and Ray, there is no advantage to using synthetic engine oils. I ran petrolium based oils in my Toyota Cressida for 193,000 miles, and it never required any engine work. It still ran strong, and I was never afraid to run it up to the 6500 rpm redline.
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Comptech Icebox, Headers, Exhaust, Lowering Springs and Sway Bars. Mugen front grille. Inspire tailamps. MOMO Sport 18 X 7.5 +42 offset. Axxis Metal Master front/rear pad. 2 Polk/MOMO 10" subs, Orion Xtreme 500.4 amplifier and Alpine CD changer.
I've been using synthetic oil for a couple of years and have been real happy with it. Right now I'm running Red Line synthetic 5w30 in my CL. I also have a 1993 Isuzu Rodeo that makes lots of valve train noise when I use anything but synth oil.
There is little difference between normal oil and synthetic with three exceptions. Here is why: Synthetic oils are based on pao's can't remember what it stands for but that is what makes the difference. Most synthetics have almost none. Mobil 1 has some PAO's in it which makes it better than the others, redline and amsoil are the only two oils worth using, they have a 100% PAO base. You can swith between at any time.


