Royal Purple 5w-30w
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RE: Royal Purple 5w-30w
I ended up putting 5w-30 in this time, but will switch back to 5w-20 during the next service. The only time the viscosity is different is when the engine is cold, and even then it's minimal.
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RE: Royal Purple 5w-30w
ORIGINAL: XLeatherNeck
I ended up putting 5w-30 in this time, but will switch back to 5w-20 during the next service. The only time the viscosity is different is when the engine is cold, and even then it's minimal.
I ended up putting 5w-30 in this time, but will switch back to 5w-20 during the next service. The only time the viscosity is different is when the engine is cold, and even then it's minimal.
5W is the winter viscosity. 5W-20 and 5W-30, have the same cold viscosity.
20 is the nominal vicosity of the spec'ed oil. 30 is the nominal viscosity of the oil you put in.
Heavier oil will mean less MPG and power. It may not be as easy to pump as the spec'ed oil.
#13
RE: Royal Purple 5w-30w
No.
5W is the winter viscosity. 5W-20 and 5W-30, have the same cold viscosity.
20 is the nominal vicosity of the spec'ed oil. 30 is the nominal viscosity of the oil you put in.
Heavier oil will mean less MPG and power. It may not be as easy to pump as the spec'ed oil.
5W is the winter viscosity. 5W-20 and 5W-30, have the same cold viscosity.
20 is the nominal vicosity of the spec'ed oil. 30 is the nominal viscosity of the oil you put in.
Heavier oil will mean less MPG and power. It may not be as easy to pump as the spec'ed oil.
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