1) What oil do you use normally (weight, syn/non-syn,combo)
2) Do you change to a heavier weight in winter?

and thats it.

Thanks!

 

mobil 1 10w 30

all year

if anything you would change to heavier weight in summer and lighter weight in winter, but i would say that is not necessay unless you live in the arctic... or desert

 

1)Castrol Syntec 10W30

2)We don't have winters in SoCal

 

the best oil to get is the one from honda directly. Also the transmission oil is a good idea to change before the actual time. Every time after i did my oil change my ride would feel smoother.

 

1) there are a bunch of threads just like this one going on right now. PLEASE search.

 

mobil 1 10w 30 all year... but I dont drive it in the winter

 

honda does not have the best oil period! mobil one is far better or if you have deep pockets amsoil is great

 

mobil 1 synthetic 10w-30

 

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all year

if anything you would change to heavier weight in summer and lighter weight in winter, but i would say that is not necessay unless you live in the arctic... or desert</TD></TR></TABLE>


same here...i just did an oil change yesterday too

 

Yea everyday I do that

 

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2) Do you change to a heavier weight in winter?

and thats it.

Thanks!</TD></TR></TABLE>

1) castrol gtx or honda 10w30 non-synthetic
2) i run 10w30 year round, it doesn't get very cold around here. if it does get cold around you, swich to 5w30 for winter time.

 

I've tried mobil 1 in alot of other cars and it always burns. My friend that works at EZ lube can attest to that. For a motor oil that is praised nation wide, i would expect better.

I recently tracked my car with castrol syntec and got about 2 1/2 hours of track time. I checked my oil levels prior, during, and after the event and was surprised that my oil levels remained the same throughout the day with basically non stop vtec and redlining.

 

10W40 , Castrol or AGIP. Note that s2k's normally burn oil.

 

Sorry if this is a report by the way - didnt notice a thread on here before about it.

So lighter oil in the winter huh - I suppose that makes sense. I live in Ohio, and it certainly does get cold here.

 

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and who's the supplier for the majority of honda badged oils and fluids?

run the 10w30 year round, you don't need a "lighter" oil, or should I say lower viscosity oil. Synthetics are your best bet, the additives are better in them and as a result, the oil retains it's properties longer to protect your engine.

 

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and who's the supplier for the majority of honda badged oils and fluids?

run the 10w30 year round, you don't need a "lighter" oil, or should I say lower viscosity oil. Synthetics are your best bet, the additives are better in them and as a result, the oil retains it's properties longer to protect your engine. </TD></TR></TABLE>

Sold. Thanks.

 

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np, forgot to mention you'll find Mobil as the producer for quite a few Honda labeled oils and fliuds, unless Honda changed something recently.