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Hilarys_Dad

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a bc

a bcasked

10 Tenths Racing 0W-20 (100% Pao & Ester)

Dear Penrite,
I am looking for an oil for my 2011 Mazda3 2.0L manual.
I drive for fuel economy & constantly get 8.2 L/100km on 91RON, suburban driving.
I change my oil every 5000km, & prefer the low-viscosity.
What oil would you suggest...Racing 0 ?
Thanks



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Penrite Oil
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Hi abc, The specification from Mazda for his vehicle is an SJ/SL/SM grade motor oil at 5W-30, 10W-30, 5W-40, 10W-40, 10W-50, 20W-40 or 20W-50.
To get the best economy out of the vehicle we would suggest using Enviro+ GF-5 5W-30.
This is an ILSAC GF-5 grade oil that will get the best fuel economy and protection.

Normust

Normustasked

10 Tenths Racing 0W-20 (100% Pao & Ester)

I have a vy Calais with 130000 on it that has always been run on o w 40 10 tenths,
Is this wise?

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Jimbob
Jimbob

Whether your VY is a V6 or V8 it is starting to get "up there" in age. If you are changing your oil every 10,000 km's maximum or 12 months (Which ever comes first) your engine is fine. 0W40 is very thin and watery, it is designed for long service intervals while the vehicle is still under warranty, being thin reduces the risk of "Sludging" how protective it is for your engine is arguable, the friction protection properties have long since departed after 8,000 km's. A better oil for your vehicle would be 10W40 Racing Ten Tenths, check your Penrite recommendation chart on the web.

Penrite Oil
Penrite Oil T.Penrite Oil

Hi Normust, This is fine for this vehicle although maybe a little light at start up. If vehicle is running well, no need to change oil.
Other alternatives could be HPR 5 5W-40 or HPR 10 10W-50. If you have any other questions your welcome to call the Penrite Tech Team on 1300 736 748 or email [email protected]



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