Yep Honda Oil is the FEO......thats what i use cant go wrong with OEM ;)
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Yep Honda Oil is the FEO......thats what i use cant go wrong with OEM ;)
so the gearbox oil that honda does it top notch aswell?
guna replace all fluids n wanna dut decent stuff in
Just changed my gearbox fluid today. The new Honda MTF is better than the old one so far. No more notchyness in my gearbox. New one is colourless, while the old one is golden in colour.Quote:
Originally Posted by code-87
cheers will look into it
with mrKooz... FEO... cann't go wrong,,,
HONDA GENIUNE OIL... Nothing else.. dont be fooled by other posts.
lol don't be fooled?
FEO is too thin for older engines mate. over 100,000k's u should probably move to something thicker.
using Fuch GTO 10W-40
yes FEO is the best oil for car below 100,000k..
for more than 100,000k but less than 200,000k, I would suggest:
-magnatec 10w/40 - but it is a must to change oil every 5000k
-fuchs gto 10w/40 - recommended semi-syn oil for 5th gen lude
-motul 8100 10w/40 - also recommended semi-syn oil for 5th gen lude, just put it in my car and works very well.
-some people says to use mobile oil, but i won't recommend this, I tried once but my car seems doesn't like it.
what about more than 200k?
I'll suggest motul 15w/50 semi syn oil, which I reckon it will suit.
what about fully synthetic?
I tried once to put fuchs supersyn which is fully synthetic, but seems my car doesn't like it. I havent tried motul 300V chrono, but from some post i've read before, it could be the best full-syn oil for 5th lude/H22A series engine.
More than 200k, I'd still stick to a 10w-40, unless it is the old SOHC F series, which I then would use 10w-50 or 15w-50.
^^ any reason why u prefer to use 10w40 for more than 200k?
Not ALL engines with more than 200k require 10w-50 oil. You can have an engine with over 200k that was treated well with proper warming up before any heavy throttle and had very little wear which can still run 10w-30. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Hans Bond
I'd say for an engine with 200k, start with a 10w-30 first. If you are consuming oil, go up to 10w-40. If it still consumes oil, check the PCV valve and check for blowby as well. If you need 10w-50 for that 200k engine, all you are trying to do is to mask a problem. I'd rather fix the problem instead.
What do you run on your h22a? 10w-50 because you are burning oil?
nope, i always use 10w40.. my car is still between 100k and 200k range :)
Burning oil is not an issue to my car though...
Based on what I read, it seems quite common for H22a to burn some oil - varies between 300ml to 1000ml per 1000km.. I reckon the normal range would prolly be 300ml to 600ml - but there are some people experience burning 1000ml of oil per 1000km even though they are in 100k and 200k range and using 10w40.
Yeah, but a thicker oil is only a bandaid solution. There are a few stock k24a's in the US that consume over 1000 ml per 1000km for some reason. For those cars a bottom end rebore and rebuild didn't solve the problem and required a shortblock replacement. That's why I suspect that there are many weakened/faulty PCV valves out there in Honda engines. :)