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Need to change my oil today. I got thinking to myself, "Why am I NOT using some of the 11 qts. of TGMO 0W-20 with this cold weather we've been having?!?!".

Today the Accord will be getting TGMO Syn. 0W-20 and a fresh Honda A01 filter. Will save the 5W-20 conventional stash for warmer spring/summer/fall OC's.

That is all.
 
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I heard that we're in store for another blast next week after a mini warm-up. Who knew that 20-30F felt warm.
 
Originally Posted By: redhat
Need to change my oil today. I got thinking to myself, "Why am I NOT using some of the 11 qts. of TGMO 0W-20 with this cold weather we've been having?!?!".

Today the Accord will be getting TGMO Syn. 0W-20 and a fresh Honda A01 filter. Will save the 5W-20 conventional stash for warmer spring/summer/fall OC's.

That is all.

Why are you not using the same oil filter already on the engine? Doesn't your owners manual state this is recommended?
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Originally Posted By: redhat
Need to change my oil today. I got thinking to myself, "Why am I NOT using some of the 11 qts. of TGMO 0W-20 with this cold weather we've been having?!?!".

Today the Accord will be getting TGMO Syn. 0W-20 and a fresh Honda A01 filter. Will save the 5W-20 conventional stash for warmer spring/summer/fall OC's.

That is all.


Hope you have a heater garage.
 
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Originally Posted By: Donald
Hope you have a heater garage.


Going to a buddy's house who has a garage with a heater. It'll be a frigid day!
 
Originally Posted By: redhat
Need to change my oil today. I got thinking to myself, "Why am I NOT using some of the 11 qts. of TGMO 0W-20 with this cold weather we've been having?!?!".

Today the Accord will be getting TGMO Syn. 0W-20 and a fresh Honda A01 filter. Will save the 5W-20 conventional stash for warmer spring/summer/fall OC's.

That is all.


There is not much difference in the cold start capabilities of those two oils. Unless you live on the moon.
 
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Originally Posted By: Doog
Originally Posted By: redhat
Need to change my oil today. I got thinking to myself, "Why am I NOT using some of the 11 qts. of TGMO 0W-20 with this cold weather we've been having?!?!".

Today the Accord will be getting TGMO Syn. 0W-20 and a fresh Honda A01 filter. Will save the 5W-20 conventional stash for warmer spring/summer/fall OC's.

That is all.


There is not much difference in the cold start capabilities of those two oils. Unless you live on the moon.


Really? -_-
 
Originally Posted By: BlueOvalFitter
I bet your engine is going to like the TGMO 0W20.
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Yes, it should.
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That or it'll throw a rod!

Then I'll have to make a video and share with all of you.
 
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Originally Posted By: gregk24
Originally Posted By: Doog
Originally Posted By: redhat
Need to change my oil today. I got thinking to myself, "Why am I NOT using some of the 11 qts. of TGMO 0W-20 with this cold weather we've been having?!?!".

Today the Accord will be getting TGMO Syn. 0W-20 and a fresh Honda A01 filter. Will save the 5W-20 conventional stash for warmer spring/summer/fall OC's.

That is all.


There is not much difference in the cold start capabilities of those two oils. Unless you live on the moon.


Really? -_-


Yes, both should be easily good to -20F the 0w should be good to -32F but he won't see either of those temps.
 
Changed my oil last night, wow, it was cold. I usually try not to need to change it in the middle of the winter, but it didn't work out this time. Hands were freezing with just nitrile gloves on. At least the engine was warm and gave me a place to warm them up.

Can't go wrong with 0W-20 in this weather with that motor.
 
Anyone compile 0-degF K-vis #'s on popular "cold weather" 0w20?

Quaker State Conventional 5w20 seemed to do well surprisingly in my engines, then i saw the ccs # for Quaker State Conventional 5w20 and its lower than every synthetic brand except mobil 1 5w30 on PQI. Still looking for the Amsoil Signature test ...

I really cannot beleive the pqi test # on Pennzoil Conventional and Quaker State Conventional on the 5w20 test - Have they been since found to be in error?


** There are NO conventional ILSAC oils anymore - this term has to be retired.
 
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Originally Posted By: satinsilver
Anyone know how good/bad MC syn-blend 5w30 is for cold weather starts? Hopefully down to zero or so?



Good to go, don't worry.
 
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