Toyota SN 0W20 VOA

Gokhan · Dec 16, 2011

If you're able to order online (Trademotion Web service provided by your dealer) and pick up from your Toyota dealer where you live, these are the part numbers and price ranges:

00279-0WQTE-01 $5.32 - $7.25 per quart
00289-1QT0W-T1 $4.89 - $6.66 per quart, need to buy 12 (case)

The Critic · Dec 17, 2011

Originally Posted By: Gokhan
If you're able to order online (Trademotion Web service provided by your dealer) and pick up from your Toyota dealer where you live, these are the part numbers and price ranges:

00279-0WQTE-01 $5.32 - $7.25 per quart
00289-1QT0W-T1 $4.89 - $6.66 per quart, need to buy 12 (case)

I purchased a case of the API SN Toyota 0W20 at a cost of 4.99/qt. The part number was 00279-0WQTE-01.

Gokhan · Dec 22, 2011

Originally Posted By: The Critic
Originally Posted By: Gokhan
If you're able to order online (Trademotion Web service provided by your dealer) and pick up from your Toyota dealer where you live, these are the part numbers and price ranges:

00279-0WQTE-01 $5.32 - $7.25 per quart
00289-1QT0W-T1 $4.89 - $6.66 per quart, need to buy 12 (case)

I purchased a case of the API SN Toyota 0W20 at a cost of 4.99/qt. The part number was 00279-0WQTE-01.

Congratulations, that's a great price. You can't do much better than that. I wish I could convince my local dealer to give me good prices on Toyota parts. They asked $12 for a one-quart bottle of Toyota 0W-20, which is beyond ridiculous.

But then they typically ask twice the suggested retail price for all the parts they sell.

The Critic · Dec 25, 2011

Originally Posted By: Gokhan
Originally Posted By: The Critic
Originally Posted By: Gokhan
If you're able to order online (Trademotion Web service provided by your dealer) and pick up from your Toyota dealer where you live, these are the part numbers and price ranges:

00279-0WQTE-01 $5.32 - $7.25 per quart
00289-1QT0W-T1 $4.89 - $6.66 per quart, need to buy 12 (case)

I purchased a case of the API SN Toyota 0W20 at a cost of 4.99/qt. The part number was 00279-0WQTE-01.

Congratulations, that's a great price. You can't do much better than that. I wish I could convince my local dealer to give me good prices on Toyota parts. They asked $12 for a one-quart bottle of Toyota 0W-20, which is beyond ridiculous.

But then they typically ask twice the suggested retail price for all the parts they sell.

Longo Toyota was selling 0W20 for a bit less than 4.99/qt recently.

ARCOgraphite · Dec 28, 2011

I'll hedge my bets with the run and proven - just laid down long green for a 12pack of Idemitsu/Subaru 0w20 SM. I dont like these tiny add packs and neither do my cars. Plan to run this in both my cars ...

... even if I dont own one of these

The Critic · Dec 28, 2011

Originally Posted By: ARCOgraphite
I'll hedge my bets with the run and proven - just laid down long green for a 12pack of Idemitsu/Subaru 0w20 SM. I dont like these tiny add packs and neither do my cars.

Ever heard of non-metallic additives?

ARCOgraphite · Dec 29, 2011

Yep but how do you know if they are in there or not

The 0w-20 Idemitsu proved itself to me in the Subaru, now we'll se how the Honda likes it in a couple months. I think the Honda FF will stay in for 4K at the most or ~30% OLR on the OLM whichever comes first. Its a 3.5L sump.

CATERHAM · Feb 9, 2012

The SN GF-5 version of the Subaru 0W-20 has resulted in a VI drop from 199 to 169 with little moly.

CATERHAM · Feb 11, 2012

I should add that the Idemitsu 0W-20 supplied oil for Mazda, Mitsubushi and Honda/Acura Canada is still the much preferred GF-4 version.

ARCOgraphite · Feb 13, 2012

I was able to still get the SM idemitsu subaru. Is this High moly? I have not been able to locate a VOA or UOA on the Indianna bottled Idemitsu 0w20 SM that im running. It runs great though in the Subaru - wondering about the Honda for a 3k mi dump of the FF for this stuff ?

cp3 · Feb 14, 2012

I'm sure this has probably been posted but do we know the HTHS for the Toyota 0w20? Caterham?

CMMeadAM · Feb 14, 2012

cp3 · Feb 14, 2012

And we get the same EOM made stuff up here?

CATERHAM · Feb 16, 2012

Originally Posted By: ARCOgraphite
I was able to still get the SM idemitsu subaru. Is this High moly? I have not been able to locate a VOA or UOA on the Indianna bottled Idemitsu 0w20 SM that im running. It runs great though in the Subaru

I hope it has the same high moly level as GF-4 Honda/Idemitsu 0W-20 (see Sept/09 VOA below):
http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=1919589#Post1919589

The thing is is I haven't seen a VOA/UOA on the Idemitsu 0W-20 since then. Perhaps you should have one done?

CATERHAM · Feb 16, 2012

Originally Posted By: cp3
And we get the same EOM made stuff up here?

Yes it's the same EOM USA made stuff.

CATERHAM · Feb 16, 2012

That'a XOM made oil.

madmax_ooohhh · Feb 22, 2012

Yes,
Last time I checked, we supplied Mobil1 to Toyota.

Retired Flying Donkey jockey. (XOM)

CMMeadAM · Feb 22, 2012

When was the "last time" and who did you check with ?

XOM makes the Toyota 0W20 to Toyota's specs....NOT the other way around.

madmax_ooohhh · Feb 22, 2012

Gee,

Let's see... I retired in Dec 2011,
and I checked with my employer ExxonMobil Research and Engineering.

Want my former building and office number too?
Calm down.

Toyota does not Engineer lubricants. They spec it out, request bids, and give it out to the lowest bidder.

Are you a petroleum engineer at Toyota's Lubricant division?

Their refinery?

CMMeadAM · Feb 22, 2012

Perfectly calm ! Probably more so than you !

Are YOU are tribologist ? Didn't think so.

I stated Toyota spec'd it out...never said they "engineered" it.

However, my son in laws father IS an organic chemist/petroleum engineer.

As stated....XOM makes the Toyota 0W20 to THEIR specs...and...it's NOT Mobil 1.

Toyota SN 0W20 VOA

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