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    i've been putting 5w or 10w and had no problems at all.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Sharkie View Post
    i've been putting 5w or 10w and had no problems at all.
    i got 5w-30 in the TL, its only after a couple of days of not driving that i'll get noise for about 20-30 secs at most, otherwise its alright. But like mentioned earlier had 5w-50 in the TF and no noise, I just wondering is it partly due to the slightly more aggressive cams in the TL that may play a small part. Perhaps someone with knowledge may shed some light on that.
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    I runs Penrite HPR5 5W-40, engine seems to like it. It rattles for a second or two on a cold start and it ticks when warm but that's because the lifters are buggered, not the oil.

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    I use Penrite HPR10... engine is smooth as a .............. <- fill in blank
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    I'm probably going to run Mobil 1 5w50 in mine like Alan suggested. I've done 1,500km on the "Aegis" oil supplied by the mechanic who did the presale service on my car. Now I only have to decide what filter to use. Any suggestions guys?
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    5w are the cold viscosity and in fact the lower the better (0w) which improve startup protection, the thickness of the oil are the number behind. Be it a 0w40 or a 15w40, they are still a 40 weight viscosity oil at 100'c engine operating temperature.

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