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^^is it okay if i use this Mobil 1 fully synthetic on an old school vehicle like Mitsubishi Lancer boxtype?

thanks

 

if the car has reached over 90,000 kms, avoid using 0w-5w lubes since the thinner viscosity of these oils

has a much higher probability of causing leaks through worn out sealants of older engines.

 

10w - 20w synthetic oils is what I would recommend for this scenario.

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if the car has reached over 90,000 kms, avoid using 0w-5w lubes since the thinner viscosity of these oils

has a much higher probability of causing leaks through worn out sealants of older engines.

 

10w - 20w synthetic oils is what I would recommend for this scenario.

 

+1 on this, thinner oils wont work on old engines

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Please also note that all engines require a recommended viscosity range. Check your car's manual to be sure. To add na rin, despite the 7500-10000km oil change for synthetics, this is recommended for other countries. With the kind of environment we have here in Manila, its safe to replace them earlier than the recommended interval.

 

During my last oii change using Petron 20W40 mineral oil was already dirty at about 3500kms (about 4 months).

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