Yes, the Honda syn/blend part number is 08798-9036 and the more expensive full syn is 08798-9037.
The list price for the full syn is $7.70/qt.
The list price for the full syn is $7.70/qt.
Mazda6 spec 0w20
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It's been pointed out to me that the syn blend price in the 3 buck range is for the 5W-20 oil. The 0W-20 is only 6% cheaper than the full syn oil version.
CATERHAM corrected above your post, the price of $3/qt is for 5W20 and 0W20 syn blend is more than $5/qt. If you can find Honda 0W20 for less than $5/qt then it is the lowest price so far.
yes. Online is cheap. I can buy Honda Synthetic Blend Genuine 5w-20 for $3.65 a quart. Shipping is already included..
My local honda dealer charge $5.12 a quart for Castrol Syn Blend.
In my opinion, Honda Genuine oil is cheaper and better.
My local honda dealer charge $5.12 a quart for Castrol Syn Blend.
In my opinion, Honda Genuine oil is cheaper and better.
check out this website too.
http://www.handa-accessories.com/pilmaint06.html
http://www.handa-accessories.com/pilmaint06.html
Good to know about the Mazda 6. Now I want to see what the Mazda 5 says. So I saw on the Mazda Canada site that 0w20 synthetic was available. The poster happens to have a picture of the Mazda 2.
Anyhow, phoned my dealership to see how much for the 0w20 oil. Service write was quick to tell me that only the Mazda 2 calls for such oil and there is no way you could use that in the 5 (which calls for 5w20). I tried to argue about the use of 0w20 synthetic in place of 5w20 but he wasn't going for it. He told me that people who study oil knows best. So I gave up on that discussion, but I hope to see a Mazda 6, 5, or whatever in the showroom with the 0w20 on the fill cap.
Same service write told me the auto transmission doesn't have a drain plug...which it does.
If I want 0w20 amsoil in that car at the dealership, I'll just have to put it in a 5w20 bottle for fun. Or simply do it myself.
Anyhow, phoned my dealership to see how much for the 0w20 oil. Service write was quick to tell me that only the Mazda 2 calls for such oil and there is no way you could use that in the 5 (which calls for 5w20). I tried to argue about the use of 0w20 synthetic in place of 5w20 but he wasn't going for it. He told me that people who study oil knows best. So I gave up on that discussion, but I hope to see a Mazda 6, 5, or whatever in the showroom with the 0w20 on the fill cap.
Same service write told me the auto transmission doesn't have a drain plug...which it does.
If I want 0w20 amsoil in that car at the dealership, I'll just have to put it in a 5w20 bottle for fun. Or simply do it myself.
Amsoil 0W-20 with it's HTHS vis of 2.8cP is heavier than any OTC 5W-20 oil you can name.
Keep in mind that if you go to the voa section, you will see the voa for Motorcraft syn blend 5-20 and then the Honda version and alas they are so close getting involved further than going to Walmart, might be a waste of gas or time or both. The $14 price for Motorcraft is $2.80 a qt. Plus you get to see all the sights in Walmart which you would never see anywhere else.
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check out this website too.
http://www.handa-accessories.com/pilmaint06.html
Originally Posted By: moto94536
check out this website too.
http://www.handa-accessories.com/pilmaint06.html
My 2009 Mazda 6 3.7L calls for 5w-20 but I'm running M1 0w-20AFE now.... oh no that's gonna grenade my engine! Better pull it!
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