Ashraf Jaafar
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It is long boring, irrelevant story , LOLInteresting that Toyota ships cars from Canada to Israel. I would think Europe is much closer.
It is long boring, irrelevant story , LOLInteresting that Toyota ships cars from Canada to Israel. I would think Europe is much closer.
It is long boring, irrelevant story , LOL
Yep, and I guarantee that someone in Australia will be running it on 20W50 too. But probably not that many all up.even 20W-50 says Toyota...
That is good. Maybe Toyota is putting more "i" into their vvtiI am currently using 5w30 in my Corolla engine, it works fine , with no side effects, yet I asked for experts opinion to make sure that my car is safe, my Corolla has 2zr-e55w engine with CVT transmission....
Yes, sorry. I edited my post after realizing. My error.Dear Sir, my Corolla is Canadian one, I received it directly from Canada, Ontario, Cambridge, where the same CAFE’s restriction are applicable, that’s why I asked for opinions right here....
Mixing will either get you a heavy 20 or light 30. There's no such thing as a "25". There is no cSt range between the two.You could always go half and half and end up with a 25 instead of a constant 20 or 30. In other words slowly introduce it to your car instead of giving it a full dose all at one time.
This is what I did....but not really intentionally. From the spring through the summer I did a few oil changes for some friends. Ended up with 2 perfectly good quarts of Valvoline synthetic 0/20 and 2 quarts of Valvoline synthetic 5/30. No way I way I was going to waste it. So I mixed it and it recently went into my wife's '19 Corolla LE.You could always go half and half and end up with a 25 instead of a constant 20 or 30. In other words slowly introduce it to your car instead of giving it a full dose all at one time.
Interesting that Toyota ships cars from Canada to Israel. I would think Europe is much closer.
I sure wish we had 15w40 PCMO in the states.Yep, and I guarantee that someone in Australia will be running it on 20W50 too. But probably not that many all up.
However 15W40 (SN & A3/B3) and 10W40 (SN & A3/B4) oils are very cheap and plentiful here, and I’m sure many people will be running these cars on a 40 grade oil without problem. Summer and winter, years on end.