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December 22nd, 2002 09:34 PM #1
tanung lang po......
kailangan bang sundun ung nasa manual ng car sa pag change oil kahit na d pa naabot ung rrequired distance. kc po we have a civic 2001 changing of oil is in interval of 10,000 or 6 months. e naka 15,000 pa lang mileage ng car after 1year 6 months of use. d pa ulit napa change oil since 10,000 of mileage,
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December 22nd, 2002 10:50 PM #2
In my opinion it would be better to change your oil kahit di mo pa naabot 10k. :D
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December 23rd, 2002 01:46 AM #3
I usually don't follow the month/time intervals if i don't go way over it... but 1 year and 6 months with the same oil (especially if it's mineral based), i think you should go for a change oil na.
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December 23rd, 2002 09:18 AM #4
yup...correct. having a change oil din naman is cheaper than replacing your engine eh. i think it is best not to go with the distance required in your manual.
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December 23rd, 2002 01:03 PM #5
jun, fully synthetic ang langis na nire-require ng Honda dealership ngayon para sa bagong Civic(pati yata CRV) kaya every 10, 000 ang change oil interval. Kung di ako nagkakamali, langis ng Shell na fully synthetic lang ang pwede mong ilagay sa kotse mo kapag sa casa ka nagpa-service.
IMHO, kung sa labas ka na lang magpapa-change oil, every 5,000 km ang safe na interval specially if you are not using fully synthetic. Alaga din naman makina kahit mineral based lang. Di yata practical kapag susundin mo yung 6 months interval, magpapalit ka ngayon ng langis, tapos papa-service ka ulit sa casa pagdating ng 20,000 km. Di rin maganda kung magpapapalit-palit ka ng oil from fully-synthetic to mineral then to fully synthetic again.
this might also help: http://www.caltexoils.com/Caltex+Internet/Any+Questions/?fbmenu=true
Question: The recommended oil change period for my car is 10,000 km. However, I only do short trips and it takes me over a year to do this mileage. Should I change my oil before I reach 10,000 kms?
Answer: Yes the oil should be changed earlier. The reason is that the regular short trips with stops and starts, particularly in cold conditions, is the most severe service that an oil and an engine must withstand. Short trips means that the engine remains relatively cool and so contaminants such as water condensation and unburned fuel can enter the oil sump. Also, the greatest amount of engine wear occurs at cold start-up.
In order to set reasonable oil change periods, the manufacturer quotes both a time and a distance figure and the oil should be changed at whichever comes first.
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December 28th, 2002 12:35 AM #6With Havoline Energy is it ok to have 10000K intervals in between changing the oil ?
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December 28th, 2002 11:43 AM #7
energy? i don't think that this will last upto 10,000... mga 6,000 or such pwede pa...
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December 28th, 2002 02:40 PM #8Originally Posted by jun
sa honda shaw and honda qc pwede ka magdala ng sarili mong oil kung ayaw mo sa kanila bumili. my ofcmate had his 2k1 serviced at honda manila and they recommended mobil1 oil.
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December 28th, 2002 03:52 PM #9
jun, mag pa oil change ka na. Pareho tayo ng situation, I've had my last oil change Nov 2001 16500kms mileage ko noon, sa ngayon 20400 pa lang mileage ko after 1 year. I used Mobil 1 tri synthetic then pero kahit di man lang ako umabot sa 5000kms which is 1/2 na recommended na kms. na interval ng oil change for fully synthetic oil e nagpa-change oil na rin ako dahil nga over 1 year na yung langis na gamit ko. Tama nga its better na gumastos ka sa pagbili ng langis kesa gumastos ka sa pag pagawa ng makina
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December 28th, 2002 10:00 PM #10
sori, ngaun lng ako naka reply.....
salamat po sa mga replies nyo........
pachange oil na rin pala ako bukas. mahirap na bka imbes na sa oil ako gumastos e sa makina pa.
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