Subaru Service using their own reccomended oils?
04-08-2011, 08:37 PM
#1
Subaru Service using their own reccomended oils?
Help me out here - if a dealer uses 0w-20 vs the recommended 5w-30, where does that leave me? (fwiw, it's SOA oil)
I know, I know, the difference isn't enormous, especially in this climate, but will that do anything for my warranty in the long run?
(not that I'm too concerned, but...) contamination of my next oil change when I go to 5w-30 based on the manual?
(only paranoia due to new car warranty)
I know, I know, the difference isn't enormous, especially in this climate, but will that do anything for my warranty in the long run?
(not that I'm too concerned, but...) contamination of my next oil change when I go to 5w-30 based on the manual?
(only paranoia due to new car warranty)
Last edited by tesh; 04-08-2011 at 08:44 PM.
04-08-2011, 11:04 PM
#4
Help me out here - if a dealer uses 0w-20 vs the recommended 5w-30, where does that leave me? (fwiw, it's SOA oil)
I know, I know, the difference isn't enormous, especially in this climate, but will that do anything for my warranty in the long run?
(not that I'm too concerned, but...) contamination of my next oil change when I go to 5w-30 based on the manual?
(only paranoia due to new car warranty)
I know, I know, the difference isn't enormous, especially in this climate, but will that do anything for my warranty in the long run?
(not that I'm too concerned, but...) contamination of my next oil change when I go to 5w-30 based on the manual?
(only paranoia due to new car warranty)
The foresters are on timing chains now for the non turbos. The FXT are Still on synt 5w30 and still have a timing belt just a FYI
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