No but you have to do that to change the ATF at what 30K.
Post your latest oil change
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Well, I was talking to Mark and Patty (my sister) today and they told me it was a perfect day up there. I was walking into my house talking to them. Then I grabbed my reading glasses and thought, where is my phone? Did I leave it in the dang car? Patty said, "Look in your hand."
That's some good oil pressure for a 20.
2019 Hyundai Tucson 2.0L, 35K:
Out: Quaker State Synthetic blend, 5W-20, OEM filter.
In: Mobil 1 Full Synthetic, 5W-30, OEM filter.
Out: Quaker State Synthetic blend, 5W-20, OEM filter.
In: Mobil 1 Full Synthetic, 5W-30, OEM filter.
Friend's 2010 Nissan Frontier XE King Cab, 2.5L
Mileage: 81,762
OCI: 12 months, 5029 miles
Out: Citgo Superguard 5w-30 blend, Hastings LF113 filter
In: Same Citgo oil, Valvoline VO-106 filter (USA made by Champion Labs)
Mileage: 81,762
OCI: 12 months, 5029 miles
Out: Citgo Superguard 5w-30 blend, Hastings LF113 filter
In: Same Citgo oil, Valvoline VO-106 filter (USA made by Champion Labs)
2006 Suzuki swift sport 1.6L 20,000 km on Nulon 5W30 full syn out, In the same & with cheap ass oil filter 
Oil came out "good" and brown...
Oil came out "good" and brown...
2020 Toyota Tundra Mobil1 Ow20 afe OEM Toyota Oil filter
2011 Toyota Camry Havoline 0w20
OEM Toyota filter
2011 Toyota Camry Havoline 0w20
OEM Toyota filter
Friend's 2015 Lexus RX350
Mileage: 102,836
OCI: 8 months, 6292 miles
Out: 6.5 qts Castrol Magnatec 0w-20 synthetic, Toyota 04152-YZZA1 filter
In: the same (that's the end of the $1.99 a quart Magnatec that Advance Auto closed out in 2018)
Mileage: 102,836
OCI: 8 months, 6292 miles
Out: 6.5 qts Castrol Magnatec 0w-20 synthetic, Toyota 04152-YZZA1 filter
In: the same (that's the end of the $1.99 a quart Magnatec that Advance Auto closed out in 2018)
Friend's 2015 Altima S, former high mileage Hertz rental, 159K, 6,300 mile OCI, 6 month
Out: Kirk 0w20
In: Castrol 0w20
Left M1 filter for next time.
This car has been problem free. Just maintenance, a battery, plugs, tires. Should be time for a brake service.
There seems to be an alignment issue, as the StoneFire tires I put on (and aligned) have a bad RF tire. Outer edge worn.
Out: Kirk 0w20
In: Castrol 0w20
Left M1 filter for next time.
This car has been problem free. Just maintenance, a battery, plugs, tires. Should be time for a brake service.
There seems to be an alignment issue, as the StoneFire tires I put on (and aligned) have a bad RF tire. Outer edge worn.
2020 Hyundai Elantra 31,000 miles.
The final "free" dealer oil change was the last one and they claim to use Valvoline 5W-30 semi-synthetic.
I drained out the dealer oil, swapped the OEM filter for another OEM filter, and found out they had failed to use any sort of crush washer on the drain plug. I had to use a breaker bar to get the drain plug out of the pan so I'm lucky they didn't strip it.
Dealer and oil change places seem to screw up my vehicles on an amazingly regular basis. I'm stunned by the poor quality of work you get from the places that are supposed to be the most qualified.
Anyway.... dealer oil out @ 5000 miles, Kirkland 5W-30 & OEM filter in. The newer Elantra is amazingly easy to change the oil on. The underbelly pan is cut out to allow easy access and the hardest part is getting the vehicle up on my ramps because it runs so low that I have to use a couple of 2x6s to prevent it from scraping.
The final "free" dealer oil change was the last one and they claim to use Valvoline 5W-30 semi-synthetic.
I drained out the dealer oil, swapped the OEM filter for another OEM filter, and found out they had failed to use any sort of crush washer on the drain plug. I had to use a breaker bar to get the drain plug out of the pan so I'm lucky they didn't strip it.
Dealer and oil change places seem to screw up my vehicles on an amazingly regular basis. I'm stunned by the poor quality of work you get from the places that are supposed to be the most qualified.
Anyway.... dealer oil out @ 5000 miles, Kirkland 5W-30 & OEM filter in. The newer Elantra is amazingly easy to change the oil on. The underbelly pan is cut out to allow easy access and the hardest part is getting the vehicle up on my ramps because it runs so low that I have to use a couple of 2x6s to prevent it from scraping.
2021 Subaru Crosstrek 2.0L NA
5k oci/15046 miles on unit
Out: 4.4 quarts QSFS 0W-20 & Purolator Tech TL14615 filter
In: 4.4 quarts QSFS 0W-20 & Purolator Tech TL14615 filter
5k oci/15046 miles on unit
Out: 4.4 quarts QSFS 0W-20 & Purolator Tech TL14615 filter
In: 4.4 quarts QSFS 0W-20 & Purolator Tech TL14615 filter
Not surprised . In the past few years I've had a few major dealers service centers not change oil filters with the new oil . Do O.C.s myself again .
2007 Acura TSX, 165K, 5,200 OCI
Out: Castrol 5w30
In: Castrol High Mileage 5w30
Left Fram XG7317. MityVac for the win! No makeup oil.
I pulled a plug to check for a fake. Nice thin Iridium electrode, .044 gap. maybe 50K... Yes!
I have a set of pads and rotors; I have to believe they will be needed before too long.
I service 3 of these cars. Mighty K24 baby!
Out: Castrol 5w30
In: Castrol High Mileage 5w30
Left Fram XG7317. MityVac for the win! No makeup oil.
I pulled a plug to check for a fake. Nice thin Iridium electrode, .044 gap. maybe 50K... Yes!
I have a set of pads and rotors; I have to believe they will be needed before too long.
I service 3 of these cars. Mighty K24 baby!
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