Originally Posted By: mikered30
I never understood why the TSB applies to the 06 and 07 1zz fe. I know the 05+ have a longer dipstick, hence can hold more oil. Is that the only difference? If so, why doesn't the 05 apply?
05 does have the longer dipstick and holds less oil than the 06 and later 1ZZFE motors.
(I've always wondered if I could get an extra 1/2 quart in the motor but since all is good, why bother?)
According to what I've read on the internet, Toyota did change a few things in 06 (but if only because of 5w-20?)
I'm sticking with 5w30 in my Corolla. It works well and MPG is good enough for me.
Originally Posted By: pbm
Would 2 quarts of Pennzoil 5w20 conventional and 2 quarts of Pennzoil Conventional equal 4 quarts of Pennzoil Conventional 5w25? Would there be any additive clash? This sounds like a good compromise for this engine.
It would work well. I DOUBT if there would be ANY problem with "additive clash".
Bill
I never understood why the TSB applies to the 06 and 07 1zz fe. I know the 05+ have a longer dipstick, hence can hold more oil. Is that the only difference? If so, why doesn't the 05 apply?
05 does have the longer dipstick and holds less oil than the 06 and later 1ZZFE motors.
(I've always wondered if I could get an extra 1/2 quart in the motor but since all is good, why bother?)
According to what I've read on the internet, Toyota did change a few things in 06 (but if only because of 5w-20?)
I'm sticking with 5w30 in my Corolla. It works well and MPG is good enough for me.
Originally Posted By: pbm
Would 2 quarts of Pennzoil 5w20 conventional and 2 quarts of Pennzoil Conventional equal 4 quarts of Pennzoil Conventional 5w25? Would there be any additive clash? This sounds like a good compromise for this engine.
It would work well. I DOUBT if there would be ANY problem with "additive clash".
Bill