Recent content by OlivierM

Hi. In our independant shop we are using Wix oil filters. Recently, we began to stock some WL10332 that Wix lists for newer Toyota/Lexus. After some search, I've came to the conclusion that Toyota replaced the 90915-YZZF2 filters by the 90915-YZZF2 for all their applications. Question is ...

The dealer can do what he wants. It’s his problem if they can’t honour their own warranty. I don’t want to harm my customer’s warranty for that. If she has problems with the engine and Hyundai Canada asks for maintenance proofs and invoices, I am 100% sure they will say that we put the wrong...

What model/engine you have? Newer engines with direct injection and multi point injection combined requires thinner oil per manufacturer specs. I was asking only for warranty purposes.

« Problem » is to find 0W30 SN Plus or GF6A at an affordable price. It’s more and more expensive to maintain those Korean cars.

To save me from problems with Hyundai and the customer, if engine problems occurs, I think that I will put 0W30 oil in that car for warranty purposes, unless they can give me the proof from Hyundai Canada that 5w40 oil is fine. To me, thinner oil isn’t a good option for longevity. But the...

To me it’s the explanation that seems dumb. If Hyundai knows that 0W30 oil isn’t good, they would have published a TSB, modifiy the owner’s manual, etc.

Hi. First post here but read a lot before. I am a shop owner and need to ask a question about oil for the Hyundai/Kia 2.5 turbo engine. I have a customer that bought a Santa Cruz with that engine. The oil filler cap, owner manual and Prodemand says it needs 0W30 API SN+ engine oil. As I am...