Do not prompt what oil better...
#1
Do not prompt what oil better...
All greetings!!! At me MAXIMA j30 1994, run at it(her) 190 thousand. Do not prompt what oil better in it(her) to fill in, synthetics, a floor synthetics or mineral. And what manufacturer? Beforehand all thank, at once I apologize for my English on that that this text translated a computer.
#2
Re: Do not prompt what oil better...
Originally posted by AzVeR
All greetings!!! At me MAXIMA j30 1994, run at it(her) 190 thousand. Do not prompt what oil better in it(her) to fill in, synthetics, a floor synthetics or mineral. And what manufacturer? Beforehand all thank, at once I apologize for my English on that that this text translated a computer.
All greetings!!! At me MAXIMA j30 1994, run at it(her) 190 thousand. Do not prompt what oil better in it(her) to fill in, synthetics, a floor synthetics or mineral. And what manufacturer? Beforehand all thank, at once I apologize for my English on that that this text translated a computer.
#3
Re: Re: Do not prompt what oil better...
Originally posted by AzVeR
I apologize if it is a question many times set, I did(made) search in conference but there is nothing suitable have not found. The engine at my machine has updating VG30E.
I apologize if it is a question many times set, I did(made) search in conference but there is nothing suitable have not found. The engine at my machine has updating VG30E.
#4
Re: Re: Re: Do not prompt what oil better...
Originally posted by eric93SE
you should use 5W30, if you can afford synthetic then go ahead. Use a good quality filter.
you should use 5W30, if you can afford synthetic then go ahead. Use a good quality filter.
I would say at least 10W30, or if you're in a tropical climate, mebbe even straight 30W or 40W
#7
Thank for answers. Where I live a climate is very changeable, in the winter coldly and it is hot in the summer. In the winter up to 20 degrees of a frost (on Öåëüñèþ, in Farenheits I unfortunately do not know), and in the summer up to 35 degrees of heat. As run at the engine is already high 190 thousand kilometers there was a question about type of oil. Usually synthetic apply on new engines with small run, and bigger, a floor synthetic or mineral a little. I addressed to local dealer Nissan but they unfortunately could not answer me what oil of the manufacturer (Mobil, Castrol, 76) approaches for my engine better. Therefore I have addressed to you as you have operating experience of this automobile(car). You can write to me what run in miles at you and what oil of the manufacturer you use. This information for me will be enough. Beforehand thank.
#9
If you can get the stuff there, I highly recomment Castrol GTX. it's a "regular" oil- not synthetic. change every 3500 miles or so if you drive hard. 5000 miles if you don't drive aggressively.
for summer, use 10w30 and winter, use 5w30.
If you see oil seeping/leaking from the seals, switch to the next thicker weight of oil.
If you have the time and can understand what they mean, bill99GXE has complied a huge spreadsheet of vasiour cars using various oils and how they perform. do a search on the forums for "oil analysis spreadsheet" and you'll find it.
very informational.
for summer, use 10w30 and winter, use 5w30.
If you see oil seeping/leaking from the seals, switch to the next thicker weight of oil.
If you have the time and can understand what they mean, bill99GXE has complied a huge spreadsheet of vasiour cars using various oils and how they perform. do a search on the forums for "oil analysis spreadsheet" and you'll find it.
very informational.
#10
Re: Re: Re: Do not prompt what oil better...
Originally posted by eric93SE
you should use 5W30, if you can afford synthetic then go ahead. Use a good quality filter.
you should use 5W30, if you can afford synthetic then go ahead. Use a good quality filter.
#11
it's common on older cars. the hydraulic lifters leak down a small amount, causing the noise on startup. once the engine builds oil pressure, the lifters pump themselves back up and the ticking stops.
If it lasts more than a few seconds, then I'd be worried.
If it lasts more than a few seconds, then I'd be worried.
#12
Originally posted by Matt93SE
it's common on older cars. the hydraulic lifters leak down a small amount, causing the noise on startup. once the engine builds oil pressure, the lifters pump themselves back up and the ticking stops.
If it lasts more than a few seconds, then I'd be worried.
it's common on older cars. the hydraulic lifters leak down a small amount, causing the noise on startup. once the engine builds oil pressure, the lifters pump themselves back up and the ticking stops.
If it lasts more than a few seconds, then I'd be worried.
#13
there's nothing you can do, other than tear the engine apart and replace the lifter. the oil pump is mechanical- it only pumps when the engine is turning.
the fuel pump is electrical so you build pressure with the key turned on, but not oil.
It's not really anything to worry about though- just as long as it doesn't last more than a few seconds.
the fuel pump is electrical so you build pressure with the key turned on, but not oil.
It's not really anything to worry about though- just as long as it doesn't last more than a few seconds.
#14
Originally posted by Mizeree_X
Mobil, Castrol, Penzoil, and Valvoline all make pretty good "regular" base oils. Just change every 3000 miles (5000 km?).
Mobil, Castrol, Penzoil, and Valvoline all make pretty good "regular" base oils. Just change every 3000 miles (5000 km?).
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