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MI/HR on Oil 4,808 MI/HR on Unit 49,933 Sample Date 03/29/15 Make Up Oil Added 0 qts ALUMINUM 7 CHROMIUM 1 IRON 14 COPPER 1 LEAD 0 TIN 0 MOLYBDENUM 208 NICKEL 0 MANGANESE 0 SILVER 0 TITANIUM 0 POTASSIUM 1 BORON 5 SILICON 10 SODIUM 16 CALCIUM 1949 MAGNESIUM 13 PHOSPHORUS 665 ZINC 738 BARIUM 0...

I use MaxLife on my out of warranty 2005 Santa Fe. Shifts better in very cold weather on start-up. It is 30 below zero windchill this morning and shifts better then when I used SPIII several years ago in similar weather.

Originally Posted By: TTK Originally Posted By: dave1251 Originally Posted By: waltywalt Because I wanted to use a 5w30 and not a 5w20 to begin with. If I wanted to use a 20w I would of just started with it in the first place. Just personal preference I guess. OK. Does your manufacture...

Originally Posted By: user52165 Originally Posted By: Propflux01 I'd double check that, most all Hyundais spec SP lll for tranny fluid, not dextron. Most OLDER Hyundai call for SPIII, most newer ones call for SPIV. Check owners manual or dealer. Actually the newer Hyundai's now call for...

1969 Dodge Coronet

I buy the Hyundai filters on Ebay. You can get 10 for $45 shipped. That's $4.50 a filter. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Hyundai-Genuine-...558&vxp=mtr

Originally Posted By: Rand 0w20 is synthetic. Cheapest is m1 or PP at walmart for about 25/5qt Cheapest would probably be QSUD 0W20.

I've had a 2005 Santa Fe since 2006. Great SUV and nice warranty. That would be my choice!

2005 Hyundai Santa Fe Out: QSUD 5w-20 & OEM Hyundai Filter In: PP 5w-20 & OEM Hyundai Filter

The factory fill on our 2013 Elantra was QSUD.

Daughter's 1998 Saturn SL2 w/111,000 miles Out: Valvoline NextGen Maxlife 5w-30 & Purolator PureOne - Oil FAR IN: Valvoline NextGen 5w-30 & Purolator Classic - Oil FAR