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Oil weight to use?
So, looking for 10W40, came up dry. ie: No Mobile1 or PurePlus Penzoil. What is everyone using with good results? 10w30 ok?, i live in a moderate climate. Norhtern Cali, car wil never be driven below 40*F.
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I use 5-40 motul ( Vancouver Island B.C )
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The car came with 0w 40. You need an oil that has a summer weight of 40. So if you can't find 10w 40 and that's what you wish to use then go on amazon and buy it. 0w40, 5w40 are what's usually recommended. If you stray from the weights porsche suggests don't be surprised when you have an expensive problem on your hands. Don't use "the store next to my house was out of x brand" as an excuse to throw whatever in your motor.
Oh, and read this :Frequently Asked Questions about Motor Oils / LN Engineering - Knowledge Base LN Engineering |
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Use Porsche A40 approved Mobil 5W50.
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The Driven DT40 5w40 is available on Amazon. If you have Amazon Prime, shipping is free.
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Northern California, 20w-50 recommended for ambient temps above 90. Lived in Napa and Sacramento where temps went above 100 from Late May-Early September.
Always ran Castrol 20W-50 in my air-cooled Super Beetle in No. Cal. and do so now here on Okinawa with my H2O-cooled 2000 S. |
Only use the DT40 if you do the BR30 flush (about 200-400 miles) first.
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What he said.
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Where is my popcorn
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I use the recommended Mobil 1 10-40 I think. buy it at Walmart
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yeah...
....sorry to contribute to the movie.
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