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0W-20 Engine Oil: What Is It & Can You Use It As A Replacement For 5W-30?

In the world of automotive engine oils, 0W-20 is one of the thinnest, though oils as thin as 0W-8 are now used. The 0W stands for 0-weight in winter, and the 20 stands for 20-weight when the oil is hot.

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SlashGear ·last yr.

Can You Interchange 10W-30 And 5W-30 Motor Oils?

Engine oil is essential for cars with internal combustion engines. It lubricates the engine's internal parts, like the camshaft(s), crankshaft, and pistons, as well as helps with heat dissipation.

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SlashGear ·last yr.

Can You Use Synthetic Oil In An Older Engine?

Synthetic motor oil offers many advantages over conventional engine oil. Synthetics resist chemical degradation far better than traditional oils, and they typically have a higher viscosity index that enables them to…

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SlashGear ·last yr.

3 Cheap Motor Oils That Actually Work

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. For an engine to work efficiently (or work at all, for that matter), one factor that has a huge bearing is the engine oil.

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SlashGear ·last yr.

10W-30 Vs. 10W-40: What's The Difference Between These Engine Oils?

If you're not a do-it-yourself car owner, then tackling relatively simple maintenance like an oil change can be daunting. It gets even more confusing when trying to decide which kind of motor oil you should use.