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    moving from 10w-40 to 5w-30. isit okay?

    hi there just wondering if its okay to move on from 10w-40 to 5w-30. currently my dc2r is not burning much oil when i previously used 5w-30 but im currently on 10w-40 and i thought it might be a little too thick. car is sitting on 140,000km atm.

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    Me daily dc2r 120k km 15w50 ^^ totally fine

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    why are you using 15w-50 on your dc2?^^

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    yes its ok, but why did u go to 10w40 in the first place lol
    dont just drop the oil, change the oil filter as well since your changing oil viscosity.

    and 15w50 is too think for a b18c7... and ur car is sitting on 120 only, which is low still. use a 10w40, eg royal purple
    snapping 2nd..

  5. #5
    Because I'm chicken and like to play it safe!

  6. #6
    Quote Originally Posted by khanguskhan View Post
    Because I'm chicken and like to play it safe!
    safe from what?

    you're doing more damage than good.....

    If you're under the assumption that thicker is safer/better, why don't you go for a Penrite hpr 40

    it's 25w-70

    nice and thick, so it's safe.

    regards
    brainless
    Last edited by Bludger; 27-11-2011 at 08:17 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by khanguskhan View Post
    Because I'm chicken and like to play it safe!
    ummm..... lolol
    naturally i finished my set.

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    Thanks, cause that would be too thick then my engine can't move. Thanks for the guidance though.

  9. #9
    Quote Originally Posted by khanguskhan View Post
    Thanks, cause that would be too thick then my engine can't move. Thanks for the guidance though.
    well, I hope you realise that 15w-50 is too thick for your motor as well.

  10. #10
    I realise now thanks

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    LMAO epic.. convo going on here

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    You should know that oil is sensitive for hot weather. In Australia better to use thicker than recommended oil.


    Have a read in here

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