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Old 02-25-2007, 03:34 PM
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Well I went to autozone yesterday and to buy oil and an oil filter. When I got home I noticed they gave me 10W-30. Will this cause problems?
 
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10w30 is fine...just as long as it isnt no cheap brand...which brand of oil did you get?
 
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10w30 is fine...just as long as it isnt no cheap brand...which brand of oil did you get?
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you'll be good...no worry
 
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10W30 is fine in the summer and as long as temperatures do not drop below 0 deg F. below this 5W30 is recommended. Use of 10W30 below 0 deg F contributes to camshaft damage (cold start wear) in overhead cam engines as the oil takes longer to lube the top end.
 
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Old 02-25-2007, 07:57 PM
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10W30 is fine in the summer and as long as temperatures do not drop below 0 deg F. below this 5W30 is recommended. Use of 10W30 below 0 deg F contributes to camshaft damage (cold start wear) in overhead cam engines as the oil takes longer to lube the top end.
i wonder what 20w-50 does then....no dont tell me lol
 
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i accidentally used 20w50 on my last oil change.....then one morning when i started my car......it was knocking like hell for the first few mins.....ill never use that oil again.......
 
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i use 20w-50 rear round. when i sued 5w-30 or 10w-30 i had to add like a quart every 2 weeks. now i can go in between oil changes without adding any.
 



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