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Suitable oil for Gen.4 engine.
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06 Feb 2024 12:19 #254065
by Roger Fairclough
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Good morning all.
Now that the warranty has expired, I shall be doing all the servicing on Tonka. Startin, the main agent who has serviced my Jimny during the warranty period has used a 0W-0 oil which is midway between the 0W-16 and 5W-30 specified in the handbook. My question is, has anybody found any problems with these choices? I live in the Midlands so severe weather is unusual.
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Now that the warranty has expired, I shall be doing all the servicing on Tonka. Startin, the main agent who has serviced my Jimny during the warranty period has used a 0W-0 oil which is midway between the 0W-16 and 5W-30 specified in the handbook. My question is, has anybody found any problems with these choices? I live in the Midlands so severe weather is unusual.
Cheers
Roger
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06 Feb 2024 14:27 #254070
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Replied by rogerzilla on topic Suitable oil for Gen.4 engine.
There's a missing digit in your post but I'm guessing you meant 0W20 or 0W30. Apart from an insignificant increase in fuel consumption, it won't be a problem. The ACEA and API quality grades need to be sufficient, though.
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06 Feb 2024 14:50 #254073
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Replied by Roger Fairclough on topic Suitable oil for Gen.4 engine.
Oops, sorry about that. Suzuki reckon the best choice is 0W-16 with 0W-20 or 30 as acceptable. the dealer has used 0W-20.
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06 Feb 2024 16:55 #254077
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Replied by driver9 on topic Suitable oil for Gen.4 engine.
My dealer used 0W20 when I had the Gen 4 serviced last week. Another dealer who has quoted for a service plan states 0W20 oil in the parts list so that is the grade I will use when I do the servicing myself.
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