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5-Quart Amazon Basics Full Synthetic Motor Oil (0W-20)
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I don't know why Honda transmissions give out so easily.
Can I combine them when I change the oil. I just want to use the conventional oil up.
Can I combine them when I change the oil. I just want to use the conventional oil up.
They blend different brands, different viscosities, different types of oils (example: diesel oil with gasoline oil in a gas engine), combinations of these, or even all of these.
Another example, I have a large stash of a certain type of oil I bought for cars I no longer own. Now I have multiple viscosities I don't need (5W-30 and 0W-20). My new cars both take 5W-20. So every oil change I use a quart of 0W-20, a quart of 5W-30, and three 5W-20 until it depletes. I end up with a 4W-22 frankenbrew of sorts (although the math does not directly translate, just theroetical).
Some proof to back me up is in ASTM D6922.
https://www.astm.org/d6922-13r18.html
They blend different brands, different viscosities, different types of oils (example: diesel oil with gasoline oil in a gas engine), combinations of these, or even all of these.
Another example, I have a large stash of a certain type of oil I bought for cars I no longer own. Now I have multiple viscosities I don't need (5W-30 and 0W-20). My new cars both take 5W-20. So every oil change I use a quart of 0W-20, a quart of 5W-30, and three 5W-20 until it depletes. I end up with a 4W-22 frankenbrew of sorts (although the math does not directly translate, just theroetical).
Some proof to back me up is in ASTM D6922.
https://www.astm.org/d6922-13r18.html
Can I combine them when I change the oil. I just want to use the conventional oil up.
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