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Yaris has a problem with the timing chain seal, nothing wrong with the oil. If it's under warranty get the dealer to fix it. If not, just run it as it's just a very slow minor leak and won't harm anything if you keep it topped up.

Originally Posted By: Nick R Made by purolator, great quality. Use with confidence. x2....great filters.

Overpriced, inferior construction with everything except the Xtended Guard, many other better choices.

Valvoline white bottle for me....surpised me the first time I changed my Granpa's oil. That's all he ever used.

Redline makes the best 5w20 IMHO and I would run that in a heartbeat if it was cheaper. My vehicle calls for 5w20 as well, but Chrysler Canada have sent a letter stating 5w30 is fine in the 2.4L World engines. Good thing as our Walmarts have PP 5w30 on for $19 :)

Same 22x1.5 threads as the PH2/FL820 used on a lot of Fords. I use PF48 & Wix 57060 on my Jeep Patriot 2.4L engine which has a 4.5L sump, and I'm quite happy with them. With Wix anyways, the 57060 has a better Beta then the larger 51372, so you might be getting a bigger filter, but it may have...

I just put Mobil Super 2000 in my mom's escape as it has started burning a bit, have to wait and see if it works as advertised. I ran Maxlife in my old 1998 Cavalier, and it's still running like a top for the new owner.

http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=1878773&page=1 One for my Jeep is a purolator.

Personal use top syns 1. PP 5w30...hard to beat for value and protection. 2. Rotella T5/T6 5w40....hard to beat for value and protection 3. Motomaster Formula 1 5w20 (Shell made syn we get at Canadian Tire)....same deal, great price, great protection. 4. Redline 5w30...used it, love it, don't...

Coking is what turned Amy Winehouse into a skeleton.....

Originally Posted By: Ben99GT Originally Posted By: Hitzy I noticed with Mobil 1/PP and others, UOA's show the 5w20 seems to have the stronger add pack versus their 5w30. Is there a reason behind this? PP 5W-20/5W-30 usually look exactly the same, with 5W-30 having a bit more calcium. PP...

Originally Posted By: FL_Rob Find some stop leak (EX.Bars Leak,Main Seals)as a short term fix ,look in the additives section of this site. QT/per 1k ,thats not too terrible.The seal conditioners is what you're after,not necessarily just a thicker oil. I think that would be a better...

I noticed with Mobil 1/PP and others, UOA's show the 5w20 seems to have the stronger add pack versus their 5w30. Is there a reason behind this?

It was worse when Fram actually made the Motomaster brand filters and that was the only choices we had there.....Fram or rebadged Fram :) I'd always get a charge out of the old kooks grabbing a Fram and I'd say "Buy the Motomaster...same thing, but a $1 cheaper". I'd usually get the "Pfffttt...

I change twice a year....Rotella 15w40 in the spring, Rotella T 5w40 in the fall.

Originally Posted By: padus What do you Guys think about Walmart's supertech lawmower sae30 ? The best deal going for us Canucks for lawnmower/OPE oil is the Supertech 15w40 diesel oil. It's CI/SL rated and $8.50 for a 4L jug. They have a "premium diesel" as well that is CJ/SM rated, but the...

I don't know if this gets linked to a lot around here, but there is some good info at http://www.lnengineering.com/oil.html Specifically: Quote: Worth noting, CI-4 diesel motor oils tend to have more detergents, and it has been determined in the SAE paper "Oil Development for Nascar" that overly...

Originally Posted By: bustednutz Most any oil is very good today. I use Formula Shell in my rides. I also use Valvoline, Motorcraft, Pennzoil, Mobil clean, Advance auto parts house brand, Super Tech, etc... I think at one time or another I've used them all. Never blew up anything with any of...

I just picked up a jug(4L) of Supertech diesel 15w40 CI/SL from Walmart for $8.50 Canadian....it's gotta be $5 or so in the US. I think it's a great oil for OPE engines.

Cost is about the only reason....seems to be lots of decent oils to choose from for your run of the mill production engines at half the price. I'd question whether you get twice the protection or twice the extended OCI for twice the money it costs to buy Amsoil.