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    Syn 5-20 used instead of Conv 5-30

    Originally Posted By: ChrisW Quote: Many of our newer models are now certified for a new, lower viscosity Genuine Toyota 0W-20 synthetic motor oil, and here’s why. (emphasis added) I read this to say that Toyota hasn't tested a specific older model year for this 0W-20 oil, not that the older...
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    Syn 5-20 used instead of Conv 5-30

    I would love to know the differences between the engines from the '11 V6 to the '12 V6.....
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    Syn 5-20 used instead of Conv 5-30

    Thanks to all who offered their opinion.
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    Syn 5-20 used instead of Conv 5-30

    I drive a 2011 V6 Camry. I decided to make the switch to synthetic with my last oil change. I thought it was supposed to get 0-20. I couldn't find 6 qts of 0-20 so I used PP 5-20 for the change and realized when I went to fill the oil that the cap indicated 5-30. When i read the manual before...
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    some sarcastic fun

    That was great...I especially liked "Incompetence".
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    Shop manuals

    If you prefer a brand new manual try : www.helminc.com
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    BOBISTHEOILGUY FILTER TESTS

    Don't mean to be picky but a few of these percentages are wrong. K&N: 42 vs 36 = -14.5% - drop of 8#, 8/42=19.04% Fram: 40 vs 38 = -9.5% - drop of 2#, 2/40=5% Fram TG: 40 vs 22 = -30% - drop of 18#, 18/40=45% Just wanted to clarify.
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    Synthetic oil for '02 Accord

    Wow! Ask one little question and see how far it goes. I did not expect such a deluge of responses but thanks to all, nonetheless. One more question....I read about different ratings on oil...whether it is a type II or type III. I use Castrol GTX 5W-20 now and I can not find any type of rating on...
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    Synthetic oil for '02 Accord

    Honda recommends 5w-20. I cannot find a 5w-20 synthetic. What would be a comparable synthetic weight?
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