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    First Post, New Car

    Thanks for all the help everyone, I'll stick to my current plan and when I see a deal on a 0w20 synthetic Ill take the opportunity to stock up. I now have some confidence changing the oil for the first time in a new car, that was daunting at first haha.
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    First Post, New Car

    Thanks everyone. I believe the required spec is API SN, but I know I certainly feel better with the "better or premium" product. Ive always been afraid to use store brand and plus, M1 has been good to me. Im not sure if saving the 8-5$ on a different product will have any effect long term
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    First Post, New Car

    I believe the manual calls for any 0w20 that meets the api spec, and mentions M1. I chose the M1 EP with the thought in mind that if the OCI meter leads me a stray I have the better quality oil if it surpasses 6-7k for example. In my 06 I always changed the oil between 20-30% which like you...
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    First Post, New Car

    Yes, its treated me very well and saved me a lot of money over the years. I jumped into a new car because the 06 began to really show its age in repairs, although it never left me stranded once.
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    First Post, New Car

    Hello BITOG, Ive been a longtime lurker of this site when looking for recommendations for myself or friends. My main question, is regarding my newest purchase-- 2022 Honda Civic Sport. This car has the NA 2.0L. My plan for the first change is as follows: Run the OCI minder to 20% and change...
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