Post your latest oil purchase or even filter.

[Nuclear_42]

So when you post a Market place ad like do you think it may be helpful to note your location?

I’m confused? This is not for sale.

 

[MurkyAsparagus]

5 QTs of NAPA 0w16 for my ‘19 Camry Hybrid. It’s interesting to see the Valvoline marketing and contact info. I’m surprised that NAPA is so upfront with it.

 

[Hootbro]

5 QTs of NAPA 0w16 for my ‘19 Camry Hybrid. It’s interesting to see the Valvoline marketing and contact info. I’m surprised that NAPA is so upfront with it.

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NAPA has never really hid the fact of their relationship with Valvoline for the house brand oil. If anything, they have leaned into it.

 

[MurkyAsparagus]

NAPA has never really hid the fact of their relationship with Valvoline for the house brand oil. If anything, they have leaned into it.

I’ve never really shopped NAPA until the recent year, didn’t know that. Thanks!

 

[ATex7239]

NAPA has never really hid the fact of their relationship with Valvoline for the house brand oil. If anything, they have leaned into it.

I imagine it helps more than hurts.

 

[ATex7239]

Speaking of NAPA oil picked up 3 qt of NAPA 5w-30 full synthetic and PF1127 filter for the fall change on the Hyundai using the PZ rebate.

The fall change will be a bit of a brew with mostly NAPA and some Supertech, PUP, and Castrol leftovers. I don’t believe the ol’ Hyundai will mind it.

 

[53' Stude]

I’ve never really shopped NAPA until the recent year, didn’t know that. Thanks!

I service a few Camry hybrids at work and were allowed to use 0w20. No issues to speak of.

 

[MurkyAsparagus]

I service a few Camry hybrids at work and were allowed to use 0w20. No issues to speak of.

I believe somewhere around here floats a Toyota manual that shows up to 40 or 50 weight viscosity may be used. I don’t think I’ll ever see any issues from using a 0w16 oil and would rather not jump down that rabbit hole . I may not make it out of BITOG if I do.

 

[53' Stude]

I believe somewhere around here floats a Toyota manual that shows up to 40 or 50 weight viscosity may be used. I don’t think I’ll ever see any issues from using a 0w16 oil and would rather not jump down that rabbit hole . I may not make it out of BITOG if I do.

All I know is my workplace got the from Toyota to use a Synthetic 0w20 on ours. Just remember this: GOVERNMENT= CAFE

 

[bighead2586]

5 quarts of 5W30 from OReilly. Took advantage of offer for a free cheap Wix filter plus $15 gift card. Add in the $5 Valvoline cash back and I will have paid $19 plus tax for the oil and filter.

1st time using VRP look forward to using it in my V6 Accord in a month or so. Hoping it can help with its minor oil burning issue.