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What weight synthetic oil? Restore work with synthetic?
what weight of synthetic oil would be best to use? 5w30 or 10w30? also can you use Restore with synthetic or no?
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5W-30, and yes you can.
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5w30 gives less protection during cold starts
10w30 provides more cold protection.
once the car warms up they are the same.
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5W offers better lubrication when cold, because its has less viscosity. Limit for 10W is -18C, after that it doesnt flow.
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