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5-Qt Castrol GTX Magnatec 0W-20 Full Synthetic Motor Oil Expired
$12.90
$19.27
w/ S&S + Free S&H
Amazon has 5-Quart Castrol GTX Magnatec 0W-20 Full Synthetic Motor Oil for $12.88 when you checkout via Subscribe & Save (select the later date from the "First Delivery On" menu). Shipping is free. Thanks safoo
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Edited November 28, 2019
at 01:39 PM
$12.88 with subscribe and save. Can change the date to get it sooner than you're S&S delivery.
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Thank you for your input, sir.
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0w-20 will work in the same applications. Will just be a little less viscous during the winter.
As long as you don't exceed the "20" you are fine the "w" refers to winter. So if you live in a cold climate the 0w will be better than 5w for cold starting.
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Thanks for telling us what it does stand for. You may need to contact Valvoline and let them know what it stands for because they seem to think it does. "The "w" in motor oil stands for winter. The first number in the oil classification refers to a cold weather viscosity. The lower this number is, the less viscous your oil will be at low temperatures. For example, a 5W- motor oil will flow better at lower temperatures than a 15W- motor oil."
Easily the most useless response on Slickdeals in 2019 lol.
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Name checks out. What do you think it stands for then? Weight?
Thank you for your input, sir.
I do love oil threads they bring out the biggest dummies. Lol. He was so confident too.
You loosing any coolant by any chance?