oil change interval on a high mileage dc5 type r ? as a daily driver ??

[RenzokukenJ]

Lol every 3-5k, sound like amant advice

[cbauto]

Lol every 3-5k, sound like amant advice

Sup noonga

Back me up

[dc5_dave]

i wanna look after it definitely cause its my only ride atm and i wanna prolong its engine life, or else the engine need to be rebuilt so yeah the oil looks only a bit darker the oil viscosity is fine and the smell it smells like a a burnt petrol but yeah i am planning to do 10k intervals changing my engine oil

[cbauto]

i wanna look after it definitely cause its my only ride atm and i wanna prolong its engine life, or else the engine need to be rebuilt so yeah the oil looks only a bit darker the oil viscosity is fine and the smell it smells like a a burnt petrol but yeah i am planning to do 10k intervals changing my engine oil

Look man, stop stressing its not a lada

[cbauto]

If it's your daily commuter, you look after it a certain way. If it's ur racecar, you look after it differently

[DreadAngel]

Lol cb...

i wanna look after it definitely cause its my only ride atm and i wanna prolong its engine life, or else the engine need to be rebuilt so yeah the oil looks only a bit darker the oil viscosity is fine and the smell it smells like a a burnt petrol but yeah i am planning to do 10k intervals changing my engine oil

Anyway do 10k with the 5W-30 first and see how you go, you will probably find your engine likes it more but might drink a little oil or use it up a little faster [liquify] so then you shorten the intervals, let us know how you go

[cbauto]

FYI. I change my commuters between 6 and 8k

[dc5_dave]

ahhahah will do !! 5w-30 is the best oil to use within -30 to 35 ambient temperature according to owners manual

[curtis265]

ahhahah will do !! 5w-30 is the best oil to use within -30 to 35 ambient temperature according to owners manual

Do you burn any oil?

If not, then stick to the specified viscosity