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    #21
    Do not go 20w50. Due to a misunderstanding yan ang viscosity na gamit ko ngayon. Gulf mineral oil ang brand. I am getting the same performance naman, but ang ingay ng makina ko. Same fc, same response, pero ang ingay talaga. Nakaka 4k kms palang ako pero papalitan ko na. Altis 1.6G.

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    #22
    For sedan and suv just stick to 5w30 at 10w30.

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    #23
    Pag luma na engine diba recommended ay thicker oil para less leaks, kasi ung mga seals meron ng maliit na crack, pag thinner oil ang gagamitin lulusot sa cracks ng seals. Otherwise palit ka ng engine seals.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Manilablock View Post
    Pag luma na engine diba recommended ay thicker oil para less leaks, kasi ung mga seals meron ng maliit na crack, pag thinner oil ang gagamitin lulusot sa cracks ng seals. Otherwise palit ka ng engine seals.
    i thought they used heavier oil on old, tired engines, to hide their "deficiencies", just prior to selling.

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    #25
    Quote Originally Posted by Wh1stl3r2 View Post
    Having the same winter numbers only means they should more or less behave the same way during cold starts. The actual oil thickness at operating temps is the 2nd number. Thicker isn't always better, thicker oils get you less fuel economy. Also, with group 1, 2 and 3 oils the bigger the difference between cold and hot numbers, the higher the amount of viscosity improvers. These VI give out eventually and when they do, the oil will behave more like a monograde oil with the hot number viscosity at startup. That's one reason why mineral/semi syn oils should be changed more frequently.
    Can I use 10w30 in a hot climate such as here in the philippines ??? I don't want to use mobil semi-synth 10w40 or fully synth 5w30 mainly because my engine is an old Corolla GLi 4afe 1.6 .. I found out that the only 10w30 mineral oil available is Honda engine oil ..

    Is honda oil compatible with Toyota cars ????

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dezaremos View Post
    Can I use 10w30 in a hot climate such as here in the philippines ??? I don't want to use mobil semi-synth 10w40 or fully synth 5w30 mainly because my engine is an old Corolla GLi 4afe 1.6 .. I found out that the only 10w30 mineral oil available is Honda engine oil ..

    Is honda oil compatible with Toyota cars ????
    Xw30 to Xw40 are fine. Kung heavy traffic or high rpm situation go for 40 nalang. Parang di na worth mag fully synth sa ganyan. Mineral ka nalang sa auto mo.

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    I'm using toyota oil 5W-30. Cost for 4li can is P1150.00
    Ginagamit ko ito sa car namin na 1980 Toyota LIftback 2T engine, 1992Toyota corolla GLI 4AFE, and 2004 Chevy Optra.

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    Para matapos na yung walang kamatayan na 15w40 at 10w40 sa hot climate. Sa mga tructora at heavy equipment na lang maganda gamitin yan.

    For newer car like innova and fortuner its run smooth sa 10w30 or 5w30.

    Pero sa old 4D56 engine hindi maarte yan sa engine oil. Pwede 15w40 lalo na kung heavy cargo. Pero kung pang family lang maganda flow sa 10w30. But yung mga crdi montero, strada mas maganda sa 5w30 at 10w30 visco.

    For isuzu engine lalo na mux, crosswind, dmax dapat gamit jan 10w30 or 5w30

    Chevy trailblazer ito ang maarte. CI4 or Dexos 2 5w30 or 10w30. Never use any xw40.

    at matakot na kayo pag 20w50 gagamitin nyo unless gusto nyo kumarera feeling schumy.

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    #29
    Quote Originally Posted by Dezaremos View Post
    why does toyota semi syn is 15w50 while caltex semi syn is 10w40 .... they should have the same viscosity since toyota is a rebranded caltex oil right ???
    15w50 are old stocks

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    Quote Originally Posted by kagalingan View Post
    Para matapos na yung walang kamatayan na 15w40 at 10w40 sa hot climate. Sa mga tructora at heavy equipment na lang maganda gamitin yan.

    For newer car like innova and fortuner its run smooth sa 10w30 or 5w30.

    Pero sa old 4D56 engine hindi maarte yan sa engine oil. Pwede 15w40 lalo na kung heavy cargo. Pero kung pang family lang maganda flow sa 10w30. But yung mga crdi montero, strada mas maganda sa 5w30 at 10w30 visco.

    For isuzu engine lalo na mux, crosswind, dmax dapat gamit jan 10w30 or 5w30

    Chevy trailblazer ito ang maarte. CI4 or Dexos 2 5w30 or 10w30. Never use any xw40.

    at matakot na kayo pag 20w50 gagamitin nyo unless gusto nyo kumarera feeling schumy.
    As long as the manual indicate what type of oil can be used okay yan. Wag ka na magmagaling.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kagalingan View Post
    For newer car like innova and fortuner its run smooth sa 10w30 or 5w30.
    The new GD engines on the Innova and Fortuner take 5W-30 as the recommended oil as per the manual. Toyota however will still put 15W-50 if you choose their mineral stock. I may go for 10W-40 semi synthetic on my Hilux later on; I can't justify the cost of a good FS 5W-30 since i prefer to change oil every 5,000kms (at roughly 8L of oil per change).

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    Quote Originally Posted by jaggerx3 View Post
    As long as the manual indicate what type of oil can be used okay yan. Wag ka na magmagaling.

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    Hindi ako nagmamagaling. Sa tagal ng experience ito kaya alam na namin.

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    Quote Originally Posted by vinj View Post
    The new GD engines on the Innova and Fortuner take 5W-30 as the recommended oil as per the manual. Toyota however will still put 15W-50 if you choose their mineral stock. I may go for 10W-40 semi synthetic on my Hilux later on; I can't justify the cost of a good FS 5W-30 since i prefer to change oil every 5,000kms (at roughly 8L of oil per change).
    sir, no need to justify the cost of FS 5W30. abot kaya naman siya nag ready na nga ako diyan e.


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    Quote Originally Posted by vinj View Post
    The new GD engines on the Innova and Fortuner take 5W-30 as the recommended oil as per the manual. Toyota however will still put 15W-50 if you choose their mineral stock. I may go for 10W-40 semi synthetic on my Hilux later on; I can't justify the cost of a good FS 5W-30 since i prefer to change oil every 5,000kms (at roughly 8L of oil per change).
    Kung sa casa ka talaga bibili engine oil napakamahal. Ang alam ko per liter sa toyota 750 or 850. Meron mga toyota casa na pwede magdala engine oil.

    Usually pag bumili kami ng unit eh hindi na kami nagpapagawa sa casa. Depende lang kung mas mura. Example sa honda casa kung ang difference ng major parts vs replacement eh around 500 to 1,000 pesos eh sa casa na ako bibili. Pero pag minor parts sa trusted banawe shops na.

    Ang hyudai ang sobra mambobola. Kalokohan warranty doon at ang laki ng patong each parts. Tapos yung miscellaneous pa. Kaya dapat ipabreakdwon nyo pag sa hyundai magpamaintain tapos cross-out nyo mga unnecessary like flushing fluid, basahan, car wash..etc Basta tanungin nyo service advisor kung para saan ba mga yan at mga cost.

    Pero ang maganda eh bili lang kotse sa hyundai at sa labas na magpamaintenance. Mga trabahador ng hyundai sa fronte/goodgear bumibili ng parts tapos pag dating sa casa times 5 na price or more pa.

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    Quote Originally Posted by crazy_boy View Post
    sir, no need to justify the cost of FS 5W30. abot kaya naman siya nag ready na nga ako diyan e.

    Hoarder! Hoarder!

    San ka bumibili now? Kelan ka ulit mag-order ng filters?

    Quote Originally Posted by kagalingan View Post
    Kung sa casa ka talaga bibili engine oil napakamahal. Ang alam ko per liter sa toyota 750 or 850. Meron mga toyota casa na pwede magdala engine oil.

    Usually pag bumili kami ng unit eh hindi na kami nagpapagawa sa casa. Depende lang kung mas mura. Example sa honda casa kung ang difference ng major parts vs replacement eh around 500 to 1,000 pesos eh sa casa na ako bibili. Pero pag minor parts sa trusted banawe shops na.

    Ang hyudai ang sobra mambobola. Kalokohan warranty doon at ang laki ng patong each parts. Tapos yung miscellaneous pa. Kaya dapat ipabreakdwon nyo pag sa hyundai magpamaintain tapos cross-out nyo mga unnecessary like flushing fluid, basahan, car wash..etc Basta tanungin nyo service advisor kung para saan ba mga yan at mga cost.

    Pero ang maganda eh bili lang kotse sa hyundai at sa labas na magpamaintenance. Mga trabahador ng hyundai sa fronte/goodgear bumibili ng parts tapos pag dating sa casa times 5 na price or more pa.
    That's what i do usually. In this case, since the Hilux is an all new model with a new engine, I'm keeping it CASA maintained for a year or so to cover for any defects or service bulletins that usually come out in the first two years of an all-new model. Mura lang naman Toyota service when compared with the other brands in most cases. Toyota Shaw allows me to bring my own oil but Toyota Makati, which is more convenient to me now, doesn't allow so i make do with the 15W-20.

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    Quote Originally Posted by vinj View Post
    Hoarder! Hoarder!

    San ka bumibili now? Kelan ka ulit mag-order ng filters?



    That's what i do usually. In this case, since the Hilux is an all new model with a new engine, I'm keeping it CASA maintained for a year or so to cover for any defects or service bulletins that usually come out in the first two years of an all-new model. Mura lang naman Toyota service when compared with the other brands in most cases. Toyota Shaw allows me to bring my own oil but Toyota Makati, which is more convenient to me now, doesn't allow so i make do with the 15W-20.
    i got the oil from my friend. PM mo lang ako kung gusto mo for the filters, hindi nagrereply yung tindera! haha will try to call one of these days. same parin ba filter for GD engines

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    Quote Originally Posted by crazy_boy View Post
    i got the oil from my friend. PM mo lang ako kung gusto mo for the filters, hindi nagrereply yung tindera! haha will try to call one of these days. same parin ba filter for GD engines
    BT223

    I'll let you know when the time comes. Hoarding ulit.

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    #38
    Quote Originally Posted by Dezaremos View Post
    I'm using an old AE101 Corolla GLi 1.6 4afe engine .. The rated oil for this engine as per research on the internet is a 15w40-10w40 ...
    Kotse ko is gli 1.6 4afe and i bought it in 1992. Sa owners manual naka state na 20w-50 ang recommended oil. I've been using this toyota oil and a toyota oil filter too.

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