Getting ready to do the first oil change on my 2022 Accord Touring 2.0 Turbo. Considering using Quaker State Full Synthetic 5W30 with the Honda OEM filter. ANy issues running this combination?
2022 Accord 2.0 Turbo
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Curious does it call for SN SN+ or SP?
I believe the owners manual calls for 0W-20?
Owners manual only states:
·Honda Genuine Motor Oil 0W-20
·API Premium-grade 0W-20 detergent oil
Yes, manual calls for 0W20.
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2021 Accord Sport 2.0t here. Im currently running Mobil 1 ESP 5w30. My research shows a w30 weight holds up a little better in these GTDI engines.
Exactly what my friend said that owns an independent Honda/Acura repair facility near me.
Good to know. I actually have a few 5 quart jugs that I used in my old 2015 Civic SI and in my wife's 2020 Pilot. Most likely will use QS FS for awhile and then maybe switch to Mobil 1 when there is a sale at Walmart.
Good to know. I actually have a few 5 quart jugs that I used in my old 2015 Civic SI and in my wife's 2020 Pilot. Most likely will use QS FS for awhile and then maybe switch to Mobil 1 when there is a sale at Walmart.
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Mobil 1 ESP 0w30 is also good oil for your Accord 2.0T
I have a heavily modified Honda Accord 2.0T and I have Quaker State Full Synthetic in mine (0w20) I’m sending in my oil for analysis this week after around 2000 miles on the oil mainly because I drive it hard, go to the drag strip and use e85. Curious to see the fuel dilution. I’ll be sure to post the results.
If you’re stock under warranty stick to 0w20. Depending on my results I may switch to 5w30 In the near future. My next oil change will use Castrol Edge 0w20 and I’ll do an analysis on that too.
If you’re stock under warranty stick to 0w20. Depending on my results I may switch to 5w30 In the near future. My next oil change will use Castrol Edge 0w20 and I’ll do an analysis on that too.
I may make the switch to 5w30 depending on my used oil analysis of Quaker State Full Synthetic 0w20 results in my Accord 2.0t especially since I’m making around 125 horsepower over stock (based off of 1/4 mile trap speeds).
How long are you going between oil change intervals ?
Good choice. That would be my top choice for that engine, as well (at least among oils that are reasonably easy to obtain).
We should note, for those who may be following this thread, and are not aware, that Mobil 1 ESP 5w30 is not a standard “American” API 5w30. Rather, it is an ACEA C3 “Euro” oil that is formulated for European gasoline and diesel engines that are designed to be run harder, for longer, than what is typical here in the States. It’s thicker, with approximately 3.5 HTHS rating, while standard M1 is around 3.2.
As you said, it holds up a lot better under the harsh conditions in a TGDI engine.
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If you're doing it yourself, be prepared to use a good filter wrench to get the filter off. They are usually tight.....very tight. Matter of fact, here's a picture of the official Honda filter installer at work on the assembly line:
I always go with a K&N filter or nothing. With inflation prices they are now $18/filter though. Used to pay around $12-$13 from what I recall. Maybe $15 max.
Thanks everyone for the input. I'll use the Quaker State Full Synthetic for the first change since I have some here at the house and might switch to the Mobil 1 ESP for future changes,
ESP is becoming more available.
I see that Auto Zone now has the 5w30 variant for $35.99/jug. Not a bad price. Not great, but not bad.
AAP seems to stock the 0W-30, and I have managed to get it on sale there for less than $30/jug when on sale or with a discount code.
Recently moved and did some hilly trailer towing with my Tacoma that has over 250,000 miles. I’m running the Mobil 1 Extended Performance 0w30 (which, as I recall, is actually a bit thicker than the 5w30 at ops temp). I was glad to have the extra margin with the ESP.
I see that Auto Zone now has the 5w30 variant for $35.99/jug. Not a bad price. Not great, but not bad.
AAP seems to stock the 0W-30, and I have managed to get it on sale there for less than $30/jug when on sale or with a discount code.
Recently moved and did some hilly trailer towing with my Tacoma that has over 250,000 miles. I’m running the Mobil 1 Extended Performance 0w30 (which, as I recall, is actually a bit thicker than the 5w30 at ops temp). I was glad to have the extra margin with the ESP.
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Im gradually increasing OCI. Right now Im going to 5k and monitoring fuel dilution.
Is the 2.0 known to have dilution problems?
Keep us posted I should have my results in next week and I’ll post them. I posted your 0w20 used oil analysis below it’s crazy how low the viscosity dropped after just 3300 miles. Then again I’m giving 0W20 Castrol Edge a go as it is less prone to shearing (so they say).
0w20 is shearing in these engines check out this UPA after only 3300 miles I can only imagine how bad mine would have sheared (more horsepower and racing).
https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/2021-honda-accord-2-0t-uoa.350577/
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We have the 1.5 Accord engine. I am on my first oci using Castrol 0w20 Edge + Honda OEM filter. I am going with an 0w30 next time and will run a used oil analysis after each. Just curious to see how they differ. I will be sending my samples to Amsoil labs to make sure I get a real "fuel" number as opposed to the Blackstone results based on what I have learned here that Blackstone's results are not obtained from the use of a GC lab test.
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