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Thanks for the thumbs up Brucelee, 0W40 right? Or is it 5W40? I knew AMSOIL was good stuff but just didn't know the rating.
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Lots of conjecture, belief, anectodal, confirmed, advice! As others have said, there are lots of choices out there...
Use ANY of the recommended brands - and change them at 7500-10,000 mi. intervals (w/ filter), and you'll NEVER have an Oil Brand related issue !!!! If you're RED State - go with Moibil 1... If you're Blue State - choose RedLine, Royal Purple, Amzoil, etc... And, you'll NEVER have a problem related to Oil Type !!! |
Uh-oh, Lil bastard's gone and introduced politics into the issue.
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I THINK they make both but I am not sure. The oil formulations change pretty frequently. |
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Regards, paul.... |
How about Mobil1 5W-50? Not in approved list, but seems to make sense in NV heat?
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I would be fine using that oil in the desert. |
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amsoil's euro blend is a 5w-40. while it may meet VW stds, MB stds, etc. it may or may not have the approvals from VW, MB, etc.
it is very good stuff. |
Thanks NickCats for the info!
I recently had my oil changed at Mark Motors in Ottawa and saw the same Elf Exc 5w40 and was a little concerned as the most up to date "Porsche Approved" oil list that I had found off of google did not include Elf. My worries have been assuaged. Cheers. |
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