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    Thinner engine oils for better economy

    Hi Guys,
    Has anyone ever tried the mobil1 fully synthetic 0w-20 in the Honda?

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    New engine use 0w-30 or thin oil , but after period of time, engines start wearing down(seals dries, cracks, compression drop ...) so its better to use thicker oils.Oil will start burning or leak...
    Also different oil brand make change in fuel economy even if they have same viscosity. Weather, driving habit, traffic car condition and fuel also change fuel economy. its not just the oil. But it make a difference.
    If you want to use thin oil, try to use 0w-30 or 0w-40 5-30. Thicker oil in summer , thinner in winter.
    Last edited by hmetro24; 13-09-2014 at 03:10 PM.

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    All post 2009 Hondas either have 0w-20 or 5w-20 as OEM fill anyway.

    So if you do have a late model honda you'll be fine.

    However I personally would use 0w-30 and 5w30 instead if it's in spec.
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    has 10w 40 fill from ) factory
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    ^^no it doesn't. Unless your jazz was from 2 generations ago.

    Honda haven't used thick oil for oem fill for years
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    Yup hence the packaging has changed.

    Looks super gay now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fredoops View Post
    ^^no it doesn't. Unless your jazz was from 2 generations ago.

    Honda haven't used thick oil for oem fill for years
    Then why on my service report that it says 10w-40 was used :S
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jasemas View Post
    Then why on my service report that it says 10w-40 was used :S
    ohhhh dam u got jipped brah
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jasemas View Post
    Then why on my service report that it says 10w-40 was used :S
    Dealer putting cheap oil in your car instead of OEM...

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    oh we ill tell them to put 5w 30 next service
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