I'm guessing there aren't to many of them out there, but what 0w-20 oil would you guys recommend I try in my jeep? I'm gonna try some Pennzoil Ultra 5w-20 next oil change, which should get me through the hot summer months, but after that I think I'm gonna try a 0w-20 for the colder weather.
0w-20 recommendation
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Toyota 0w-20 seems to be getting high marks here.
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Originally Posted By: afoulk
I'm guessing there aren't to many of them out there, but what 0w-20 oil would you guys recommend I try in my jeep? I'm gonna try some Pennzoil Ultra 5w-20 next oil change, which should get me through the hot summer months, but after that I think I'm gonna try a 0w-20 for the colder weather.
Take your pick
We'll never see the cold properties of any of them in our climate. If you can find the NOACK %, that would/might be a deciding factor.
I'm guessing there aren't to many of them out there, but what 0w-20 oil would you guys recommend I try in my jeep? I'm gonna try some Pennzoil Ultra 5w-20 next oil change, which should get me through the hot summer months, but after that I think I'm gonna try a 0w-20 for the colder weather.
Take your pick
Mobil 1 0w-20 is decent.
Originally Posted By: Quattro Pete
Toyota 0w-20 seems to be getting high marks here.
+1 It should be interesting to see if PU will be made in 0W20, and if Castrol EDGE 0W20 ever hits the shelves. For now I'd go with the Toyota 0W20 oil.
Toyota 0w-20 seems to be getting high marks here.
+1 It should be interesting to see if PU will be made in 0W20, and if Castrol EDGE 0W20 ever hits the shelves. For now I'd go with the Toyota 0W20 oil.
If you must go with a 0W-20 I'm throwing the bone at the toyota 0W-20. But really, Pennzoil Platinum 5W-20 is plenty thin for 98% of winters, unless you live in northern canada and it regularly gets down to 50 below.
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