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oil question

John Mason · 2009-07-01 16:28:51

does it matter what oil you put in your car? i dont have the manual for the car, all the car shops are closed by the time i get home, so picked some up the garage and i want to check its okay before i put it in.

01-07-2009 5:28pm

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John Mason

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does it matter what oil you put in your car?

i dont have the manual for the car, all the car shops are closed by the time i get home, so picked some up the garage and i want to check its okay before i put it in.

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#2 01-07-2009 5:30pm

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would help if you said the oil type you bought and what car you have!!

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#3 01-07-2009 5:34pm

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i have a daewoo lanos 2000

and i bought OW-40

thats all the shop had

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#4 01-07-2009 5:42pm

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I presume you mean 10w-40, is it petrol? That should do it fine

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#5 01-07-2009 5:44pm

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Don't forget to replace the 710 cap when you're done.

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#6 01-07-2009 5:44pm

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thanks

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#7 01-07-2009 5:49pm

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Huh? When OP said 0W40 they could have meant 0W40 no? Might not suit some engines?

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#8 01-07-2009 5:56pm

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h8red wrote: »

Huh? When OP said 0W40 they could have meant 0W40 no? Might not suit some engines?

Not too sure but what i do know is 0W-40 is a Full Synthetic oil and 10W-40 is only Semi-Synthetic

[Edit] just checked out that for 1400cc Daewoo Lanos 5W-30 is recommended oil type

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#9 01-07-2009 5:58pm

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Correct spec. oil for the Lanos 1.4 or 1.6 is 10w/40.

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