Oil Changing
#31
Reviving this thread!
In regards to the fumoto valve mentioned, can anyone tell me if the adapter is required for a 2010 Outlander 3.0l V6 AWD?
Per their website, it just says "may" require:
Search Results | Fumoto Engine Oil Drain Valves
In regards to the fumoto valve mentioned, can anyone tell me if the adapter is required for a 2010 Outlander 3.0l V6 AWD?
Per their website, it just says "may" require:
Search Results | Fumoto Engine Oil Drain Valves
#32
sorry to re-post but can some one advise me on what Engine Oil viscosity will be best for my Mitsubishi Outlander 2.4 MIVEC 4B12 Engine. The average temperature range from 5 degree Celsius in winter to 40 degree Celsius in summer. The car is Japanese Import operated in Namibia
#33
sorry to re-post but can some one advise me on what Engine Oil viscosity will be best for my Mitsubishi Outlander 2.4 MIVEC 4B12 Engine. The average temperature range from 5 degree Celsius in winter to 40 degree Celsius in summer. The car is Japanese Import operated in Namibia
#34
2008 MITSUBISHI OUTLANDER 3.0L 6-cyl Engine Code [X] 6B31
5 Quarts of SAE 5W-20 Signature Series 100% Synthetic Motor Oil (ALMQT)
1 Absolute Efficiency Oil Filter (EA15K13)
I change it once every 25,000 miles with AMSOIL. Saving 6% on fuel cost as well.
5 Quarts of SAE 5W-20 Signature Series 100% Synthetic Motor Oil (ALMQT)
1 Absolute Efficiency Oil Filter (EA15K13)
I change it once every 25,000 miles with AMSOIL. Saving 6% on fuel cost as well.
#38
How's your wife's Impreza? Burning oil yet? :P
#39
I'll admit AMSOIL is some quality oil, but its 25,000 or 1 year claim has got to be bogus. You've also got to replace your oil filter at least every 7500 miles if you're really going to extend your OCI that long...
#40
First change was at 3k miles and no burning. so far so good!