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Mixing oils
I believe I know the answer to this...but I'll throw the question out there anyway.
Over time, and the course of oil changes, I've collected a few jugs. I've always liked Castrol, used to use their 10W-40 but can't hardly find it anymore, so I've been using 5W-40. These... http://986forum.com/forums/uploads02...1665526282.jpg My question, probably obvious: Are there any issues, concerns, drawbacks or compromises associated with mixing these to use in my next (upcoming) oil change? They're both Castrol synthetic 5W-40 weight oils. What's the difference? What exactly is "European Formula"? |
I've used both... regular Castrol syn and the "European" formula. Me? I wouldn't give a second thought to mixing the two. I can't imagine the specs are so different that the car is going to know you're mixing.
Just like Nancy said, "Just do it". Oh, wait. ;) |
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I'm no oil expert but I will echo the other reply, I would have no worries mixing the two.
I'll expand on that by saying I would have no hesitation mixing two oils I would run on their own already. So if you would run either one of those oils anyways, then I say go for it. |
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