Oil?
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yes it will burst into a ball of flames engulfing the entire car and you, making you one with your car...and not in the good way.
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un-Touch'd krew
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Because in winter you tend to run a thinner viscosity oil than in the summer because of the cold so it doesn't gel as easily 
Those of us who live where it gets cold change our fluids for the conditions we drive in
Those of us who live where it gets cold change our fluids for the conditions we drive in
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Rachel Bilson
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Honestly, I've been gettin my oil changed for 14$ at a muffler shop....So i don't know what they have been puttin in it, But I hope they have been using 5W20....I haven't noticed anything different and I have been there twice
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as long as they dont use 710 :chuckles:
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[for what it's worth]
Chances are the warranty will be long gone before you have any issues with it, regardless of what viscosity you use (within reason).
However, some companies will void the powertrain warranty if they have reason to believe you didn't use the viscosity they say to use. Assuming that they think a problem or failure had something to do with lubrication(or lack thereof).
Chances are the warranty will be long gone before you have any issues with it, regardless of what viscosity you use (within reason).
However, some companies will void the powertrain warranty if they have reason to believe you didn't use the viscosity they say to use. Assuming that they think a problem or failure had something to do with lubrication(or lack thereof).