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Originally Posted by diyjake Is the manufacturer recommended OCI 5k or 10k? My 2012 owners manual says use 0W-20 & 5K intervals. Plus I can use 5W-20 if 0W-20 is not available BUT I MUST GO BACK TO 0W-20 AFTER 5K? So I'm slowly sneaking up to 7.5K oil changes if all my averages stay with in...

Originally Posted by ad244 Even with the silicon, 10,000 easily. What oil filter have you been using? I've always used OEM Toyota oil filter 90915-YZZD1.

Originally Posted by Lubener It's good you caught it in less than 6k miles. Could you post your report, it would be interesting to see. UOA 2012 Toyota Tacoma 2.7L 4 cylinder 2TR-FE

The high silicon average I concluded was contributed to me not having air cleaner lid securely attached. I added a new air filter at 90,000 miles but didn't notice the lid wasn't fully secured until I did my 95,000 mile service. Didn't think anything of it until UOA. My bust... Very pleased with...

Received an OA from Blacktstone Labs for my 2012 2.7L 4 cylinder 2TR-FE Toyota Tacoma 4X4 with 95,661 miles, 5,941 miles OCI. Everything looked great except a high Silicon average? Blackstone said in comments possible silicon leaked from a recent repair, or possibly dirt making it's way past air...

2012 Toyota Tacoma 5-Speed MT 4x4 2.7L 4 cyl 2TR-FE. 95,661 miles. 5,941 OCI. Out: 5qts Mobil 1 EP 0W-20 Oil Filter: Toyota 90915-YZZD1 In: 5qts Mobil 1 EP 0W-20 Oil Filter: Toyota 90915-YZZD1

Being a teenager and Honda rider in the 70's I remember the CB750 Four like it was yesterday! Great bike and neat video. Being in my 60's now I ride Harley Davidson touring machines. But still respect those early 70's CB750 Honda's. They were the original super bikes that set the standard.

1 gallon of Pennzoil Platinum High Mileage full synthetic 0W-20. First time I've purchased this oil. Hope it works well in my 2012 Tacoma 2.7L 4x4 with 95,000 +.

2012 when I bought my Toyota Tacoma 2.7L new off the dealer. 0W-20 since.

Originally Posted by Sportage333444 I love this motorcycle and I want the best oil for it. You can always call a Honda Dealer and see what they use, recommend or have in stock. I'm sure there is a Honda dealer in Warsaw, Krakow or Gdansk.

My first question is: What weight of oil (i.e. 10W30 10W40 20W50 etc.) does your Honda Owners Manual say is required or best alternate for your bike? The manufacture brand used is a personal preference. Of course Honda wants you to use their oil.......

Today I flushed my brake system. I appreciate all the tips here. And I learned a few things if I need to do this again the future. Hard to believe the Toyota Dealer, Advance Auto Parts or NAPA did not have bleeders in stock for my 2012 Tacoma? Luckily all 4 broke loose smoothly after soaking...

Originally Posted by cos I prefer Prestone DOT 3 which has a 460°F (238°C) Dry Boiling Point which is better then minimum spec DOT 4 fluids. Quite a bargain for the price and available at Walmart. Yes, I saw this on the Wally World website. Competitive prices also. I'm trying to figure out...

This weekend I'll be doing a complete brake fluid flush on my 2012 Toyota Tacoma with 93,000 miles. I've already purchased a Motive Products bleeder tool and catch bottles. My owners manual says (along with cap on brake fluid reservoir) to only use DOT 3 fluid. My question is: Is there a...

OP, I come from the same school of thought as you concerning differential/transfer case levels when checked. I'd had questioning attitude also if level was 1" below fill hole. But what if that was correct level? When you drain them next time add exactly as stated in owners/service manual and...

200 mph on a public road with traffic and obviously animals? These two guys need they're wills updated. If they were both smoked (glad that didn't happen) then you would hear someone telling you how dangerous motorcycles are......

Originally Posted by fonecord2 I hit 50k (2003 Road king) this year and still running like new. Switched to the silver bottle. Going to run it in my 1981 shovelhead also. If your 03 FLHR is running like a champ @ 50,000 miles I wouldn't change a thing. Again, HD twin cams are great engines if...

Originally Posted by fonecord2 Any updates to the year end maintenance? I guess that depends on what you need done? It never hurts to lube steering head bearing, change primary fluid and adjust clutch along with lubing clutch cable, check brake pads, clean bike etc. The fork oil I changed twice...

C Series Browning Hi-Power Novak Spec Ops package from 1994.

For my truck I use Toyota OEM Denso filters. Harley-Davidson: mainly Drag Specialties oil Filters.