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    FEO - hondas "fuel efficient oil"

    Hi guys,

    I hope i am posting in the right place. I am about to do a standard oil change on my 2001 hrv. I Have heard that all hondas from 2000 up will benefit greatly with hondas oem oil "feo".

    Just wondering why this is? Its just interesting to me that most hondas will have a very similar engine. Even for SUVs. Just amazing that they can still make it all work and make it work well. Very well.

    Also does anyone know where to buy some in the Western Sydney area?

    Thanks guys in advanced,
    Merc

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    You talking about Mineral FEO or FEO premium?

    I dont think normal FEO greatly benefit that much or if at all compared to other oil? but yeh most Honda dealers stock FEO.

    Btw Castrol Edge is/was on sale at SCA for $43.
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    Hondas new premium synthetic oil is expensive for what it is.
    Just buy a few bottles of Edge Sport 5W-30 for $43 while its on special at supercheap and change it every 10,000kms.
    Buy two or three bottles, they dont go on special that often.

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    ... honda FEO is like catrol gtx eheheh

    All other makes only have several engines... more or less like honda to decrease the cost of development.
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    How much are feo's these days ?
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    I payed $38 for one last month.
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    The mineral version has been $44 ever since I can remember.

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    +1 on the 5w30 castrol edge!

    I've noticed a big difference between this and the gtx that the stealerships use. The engine revs quicker and easier for starters, and the fuel usage has gone down a bit too.
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    well to start with, 5w30 is alot thinner than the 15w40 or 20w50 gtx that most would use, so its no surprise it revs easier and has better fuel usage, the motor isnt trying to fight its way through the oil!!

    secondly, a fully synthetic is more stable, so itll be able to handle the revs.

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    Does the thinner oil provide enough protection though....that was one of the main points that were always brought up when i bought in my edge oil to use instead of the feo oil.

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    Does the thinner oil provide enough protection though....that was one of the main points that were always brought up when i bought in my edge oil to use instead of the feo oil.
    In winter it'd be worth it... maybe not in summer nor would it be good for a long drive...

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    most hondas in Australia.....should run 5-30w or 10-30w Mineral or semi or fully synthetic its your choice - as its generally changed every 5,000kms.
    For a drive on the race track or during a hot hot summer (or climate) try a touch thicker 5-40w or 10-40w.

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