Triple_Se7en
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Yep, Mobil-1 AFE 0w20 has been their default-vanilla synthetic for years.
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Has Mobil1 stopped making regular 0w-20?
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And has been for a long time...I AFE is the new regular [URL unfurl="true said:
It is no more. Things change. And so too we must change with it. It is oil though. Not your first born. Change type, viscosity, brand or start hoarding what you fancy.
5W-20 | 5W-30 | 10W-30 | 15W-50
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Designed to help keep your engine running like new by providing exceptional wear protection, cleaning power and overall performance.5W-20 | 5W-30 | 10W-30 | 15W-50
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whats your driving pattern i guess would better help?
Thanks all for the input, I appreciate the information provided. Looks like I’ll just continue with the M1 0w-20 and just get the Advanced Fuel Economy version. I know my last bottles never had this label on it, so it threw my off when I didn’t see anything else.
Thank you for the specifics, it’s good to know. I was looking at Pennszoil as a replacement 0w-20. Now knowing the M1 advanced fuel economy is their standard synthetic, I’ll continue to use that.
Ok thanks, it must have been some other oil then what I read about before.
Yes, I know. Not the end of the world. I dont want to change viscosity since it’s under warranty and if there’s an issue I dont want the viscosity to be a denial cause. I’ll probably continue with M1 and just get the advanced fuel economy.
Thank you for the specifics, it’s good to know. I was looking at Pennszoil as a replacement 0w-20. Now knowing the M1 advanced fuel economy is their standard synthetic, I’ll continue to use that.
Ok thanks, it must have been some other oil then what I read about before.
It is no more. Things change. And so too we must change with it. It is oil though. Not your first born. Change type, viscosity, brand or start hoarding what you fancy.
Mobil 1™
Designed to help keep your engine running like new by providing exceptional wear protection, cleaning power and overall performance.
5W-20 | 5W-30 | 10W-30 | 15W-50
Mobil motor oil products | Mobil™ Motor Oils
The right motor oil makes a difference. Regardless of whether your car or truck is new or a long-standing family member, the motor oil that goes in the engine does make a difference.
Yes, I know. Not the end of the world. I dont want to change viscosity since it’s under warranty and if there’s an issue I dont want the viscosity to be a denial cause. I’ll probably continue with M1 and just get the advanced fuel economy.
I was going to say this in my reply above, but I drive this car like a baby, and less than 5000 miles per year. Mix between city and highway, nothing crazy going on. I wondering if it would be beneficial to switch to a cheaper 0w-20 since I don't drive that much, and I’ll still do the 1 year oil changes. Thoughts?
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what type of car? Na or Fi motor, is their gdi or dual or port injection only?
I apologize for the spelling. I just meant that there are plenty of options out there.
It’s a Kia k5, turbocharged GDI engine.
Meow M1 makes a 0w20 hybrid oil. At your local Wal Mart and Autozone
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All of these variants of Mobil1 0W-20 are currently available. All can be purchased from Amazon and Walmart, but physical stores will vary except for AFE 0W-20 which can be found everywhere.
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You showed him.
I would not use 0w20 in that engine. Step it up to 5w30.
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