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Suggestions? Going in a Hyundai 1.6T. Use what the dealer uses? (QS Bulk 5w30)? Here is my apparent "choices" in Viscosity, but I know if goes way further than that.
It’s been SN Plus for over 2 yearsYou can check Walmart for Pennzoil Ultra Platinum 5w30, which is API SM.
Correct on all counts, PP also has the old Honda/Acura HTO-06 approval. It’s what I use in my Jeep 2L turbo.I would pick PP over the ultra because it has dexos 1.2, ms-13340, and api sp
all 3 are specs are relevant to TGDI engines.
IIRC it also has acea a5
Alphabetically or numerically, would B/C/D or 6, 7,8 be above? So, ACEA C1-C5 and E4-E9 would be 'above'?This stupid company still did not figured out that there is no such thing as ACEA A5 or above. Amazing!
Get Mobil 1 ESP 5W30 on sale at NAPA. You hardly can go better than that.
I don't even think the dealer uses conventional. Even my 2.4l NA had syn 5w30 put in it at change time.Even though I haven't seen/heard of a rash of 1.6T failures, I'd want a good full synthetic 5w40 and synthetic media filter. Be glad you don't have a theta-ii.
I wouldn't even consider a conventional/bulk oil with a turbo.
No. A sequence is gasoline engines, higher SAPS. B sequence are old diesel sequences. C is newer, Lower SAPS sequences (A3 and C3 are HTHS compatible, but differentiate in SAPS). E is commercial sequence.Alphabetically or numerically, would B/C/D or 6, 7,8 be above? So, ACEA C1-C5 and E4-E9 would be 'above'?
And yes, Hyundai/Kia techwriters are pathetic. But, they gave the 1.6T some real grade choices. Hyundai lets owners use these too:
https://www.mobil.com/en/lubricants.../our-products/products/mobil-1-v-twin-20w-50/
https://rotella.shell.com/en_us/pro...tella-t6-15w-40-full-synthetic-motor-oil.html
https://www.mobil.com/en/lubricants...ricants/products/mobil-delvac-extreme-15w-40/
https://www.castrol.com/en_us/unite...4-cycle-engine-oils.html#tab_power1-v-twin-4t
Oh the humanity... might have to buy one of these 1.6T's just to use 20w50
Suggestions? Going in a Hyundai 1.6T. Use what the dealer uses? (QS Bulk 5w30)? Here is my apparent "choices" in Viscosity, but I know if goes way further than that.View attachment 42393
Nah, 5W50 would be overkill. Turbo will need more time to spool and it is absolutely unnecessary.If a am given the option of using an Xw-50 I would personally consider using something like Mobil 1 5w-50. Otherwise a 0w40 like that from Castrol, Valvoline, Pennzoil, or Mobil 1 should work well or a PCMO 5w40 from one of those brands.
Climate is Arkansas. Mild winters, 95*+ summers. Right now dealer changing under the 3 year “free” change plan, but I’m sneaking in a change at the half way point.5-30 is probably good for you without knowing the climate you are in. Also the easiest to find.
Does the dealer change yours or a shop? If you can do your own you can get better oil and filters as someplace like Walmart.
Any Good lower Calcium add pack Syn oil will work well.