2022 Sienna Napa 0w16 +HPL cleaner

[zyxelenator]

Nothing unusual here. Which is good. This is an ex Hertz rental. Got it with 36k miles when it was about 1.3 y.o.
I was not sure what oil they used and how often they changed it( later I found that last oil change was done at some shop that used Napa 0w16 not that long before it was sold to me). So I waited until 40k miles and dumped oil and replaced it with some left over 5w-20 and 0w-20 oil bottles. Ran it till I got to 40k miles. It has 46k+ miles on odo now. Oil was changed right before trip when it was close to 45k on odo. That fill which is sampled here I used 4qt of Napa 0w-16 and 1 qt on HPL cleaner 30 weight. I will be sticking to 5k intervals.

 

[DirectRejection]

I am liking the Flashpoint.
There was a horrific Siena UOA a while ago.
Driving conditions are of tantamount importance.

 

[SubieRubyRoo]

I am liking the Flashpoint.
There was a horrific Siena UOA a while ago.
Driving conditions are of tantamount importance.

Phosphorous results continue to show the inadequacy of Blackstone testing. There’s no way a Valvoline oil plus HPL cleaner is out of spec with regards to API minimums.

 

[fantastic]

If I ever bought an ex rental vehicle it would be a Toyota. You chose wisely. Everything looks excellent.

 

[zyxelenator]

I am liking the Flashpoint.
There was a horrific Siena UOA a while ago.
Driving conditions are of tantamount importance.

Note here: lots of short trips on work days as first day care was 3 mins away, now another one is 5 mins away(4 miles). But otherwise longer trips as everything is far in TX suburbs

 

[We're Metals]

Nice! - Run 0W-20, change every 7,500 miles and forget about it.

 

[zyxelenator]

Nice! - Run 0W-20, change every 7,500 miles and forget about it.

I have 3 jugs of m1 0w16 plan to use that first, then switch to 20 and 30 oils from stash. It will be out of warranty by that time. Current fill is Liquid Moly 0w-16 + LM Ceratec.