Doing my frist oil change on this car. [which oil 0w40 or 5w40]
#1
Doing my first oil change on this car. [which oil 0w40 or 5w40]
I'm not sure which to use. Mobil 1 0w40 or 5w40. I live in California, the temperature is aroun 50F-80F degrees. I'm not knowledgeable about oil weight.
Thanks
Thanks
Last edited by Nine_Eleven; 11-14-2010 at 07:00 PM. Reason: wrong spelled
#7
9 if you drain it all, and leave your yourself time and get it level for it all to come out.
But add the last 1/2 quart over time, take time to read your stick as well and check your display and see where you at, it varies.
However I would use and trust the stick as my final reading for accurate indicator.
Last, don't overfill.
But add the last 1/2 quart over time, take time to read your stick as well and check your display and see where you at, it varies.
However I would use and trust the stick as my final reading for accurate indicator.
Last, don't overfill.
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#9
There are many discussions about this on various boards. My mechanic, who races Porsches, recommends Motul 5w40, and that's good enough for me.
Last edited by wyovino; 11-15-2010 at 03:50 PM.
#13
Interesting. Can you give us details on this?
#15
If this is really your very first time changing oil in your "P" car, I feel I must mention the little issue of the size of your drain pan...
The pan must be able to capture about 8 liters of oil within 2 seconds because that's how long it takes to empty the whole thing and if you are using "standard" oil draining hardware, you will become a member of the "Valdez" club. This is not a joke!
The pan must be able to capture about 8 liters of oil within 2 seconds because that's how long it takes to empty the whole thing and if you are using "standard" oil draining hardware, you will become a member of the "Valdez" club. This is not a joke!