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Any stations that sells E15 here are always 10 cents cheaper then whatever regular 87 E10 is selling for. The E15 uses a bright orange nozzle with a label on it showing only for vehicles made after 2001? I haven't used it and I haven't seen anyone using it but it just starting to pop up in the area.

Originally Posted By: dah90 Any guesses on how long until most Marathons premium tanks have nothing but the top tier formula in them? Just think that it might take a while in areas where premium isn't sold as much before you don't have to worry about getting non top tier leftovers when filling...

Originally Posted By: y_p_w The release didn't say if it would be Top Tier - only that it would meet the Top Tier specifications. That's sort of like some oil labels that say they meet a certain spec but don't contain the official endorsement. If you go to the Sunoco website and click...

Good to see. Maybe Speedway will follow suit since they are owned by Marathon. Link

I really don't think anything has changed from the original "BP with invigorate". I think they just re-launched it and are dumping a lot of money into advertising it.

I have a '16 Tundra V8 and I purchased a oil filter wrench from O'Reilly Auto Parts for $10. It is made of solid steel and has the teeth required for the cartridge housing, I've only used it once so far but didn't have any issues taking the housing off. I'm not sure if the same size wrench fits...

0w-20 only comes in synthetic, except for the Genuine Honda 0w-20 from the dealer you can get that as a synthetic blend or full synthetic.

I love the pictures of the intake passages and valves, very clean! Do you normally use top tier fuels or fuel cleaners like Techron or Gumout. Curious to see if the TT fuel thing is legit.

Should be fine if the owners manual says 87 can be used. I don't think it would cause anymore build up just use a high quality gas like top tier brands.

Mobil Super Synthetic is a lower quality synthetic compared to Mobil 1. If you go to the Mobil oil website it shows the difference between the 2.

I have a 2012 CR-V. There is a cover that you pull just above the cap that completely exposes the top of the brake fluid cap. There is no problems opening the cap or adding fluid once you open the plastic flap. Looks like they are just conserving some space.

No you won't damage your engine. It's such a small difference between the two your car won't notice the difference. Rest easy

We have a '12 Honda CR-V, have 0W-20 Mobil 1 AFE now (first scheduled oil change) and PP 0W-20 on hand for next change. Going to see which one the car likes more and stick with that for the life. Stick with a 0w-20 at least til the warranty is up then use whatever you want. I also use OEM oil...

$3.23 at 7-11, $3.27 at every other station for regular

I did a search on the Honda MM and found this. I find the part where Honda states it "does not" recommend synthetic oil very interesting. http://www.rbhonda.com/maintenance-minder-system.htm That's interesting, I have a 12 Honda CR-V and the owners manual states synthetic oil can be used as...

I always find the Mobil 1 0w-20 at my local Super Walmart. There are a lot of times where the 5 quart containers are sold out but its replenished pretty often. I use the 5 quart 0w-20 containers for my 2012 CR-V.