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diportivo:
tunde

baba say the 1.6l engine is cheaper than the 2.0l engine

na why me start all these confusion talk upandan....let's all be staying facts as per say na guru we be

as for oil,my elder brother used his 08 accord for 8 years and he used 20w50 from the beginning....he put around 80k miles on it b4 selling and engine still ran like new

if u av the audi 1.8T engine,use synthetic wey pass synthetic sef weda the engine no go still spoil

diportivo:
tunde

baba say the 1.6l engine is cheaper than the 2.0l engine

na why me start all these confusion talk upandan....let's all be staying facts as per say na guru we be

as for oil,my elder brother used his 08 accord for 8 years and he used 20w50 from the beginning....he put around 80k miles on it b4 selling and engine still ran like new

if u av the audi 1.8T engine,use synthetic wey pass synthetic sef weda the engine no go still spoil

fabienjoe:
But to be honest, the way you people demonize this 20W 50, one would think it won't be anywhere near any modern car....But here it is, recommended for a 2020 model car. When people try to suggest that the temperature under which a car operates may have something to do with the choice of engine oil, they are scoffed at..But clearly many car manuals recommend some flexibility on the choice of engine oil based on the temperature of the region where the cars are used. I read some car forums where people driving cars in the US for which 0W 20 was recommended, changed to 10W 30 during summer months..20W 50 is certainly not as bad as being painted. Many people have used these oils here on their 'modern cars' for upwards of 8 years without any problems.. It certainly won't be good for cars in cold regions but it's not as bad being painted in warmer parts of the world like Nigeria..

fabienjoe:
But to be honest, the way you people demonize this 20W 50, one would think it won't be anywhere near any modern car....But here it is, recommended for a 2020 model car. When people try to suggest that the temperature under which a car operates may have something to do with the choice of engine oil, they are scoffed at..But clearly many car manuals recommend some flexibility on the choice of engine oil based on the temperature of the region where the cars are used. I read some car forums where people driving cars in the US for which 0W 20 was recommended, change to 10W 30 during summer months..20W 50 is certainly not as bad as being painted. Many people have used these oils here on their 'modern cars' for upwards of 8 years without any problems..

peeps4u:
It isn't bad as a cheaper option to Mobil 1 for a car doesn't mandatorily have to be synthetic

peeps4u:
Isn't all about 5w30 again? Isn't Mobil 2000 a 5w30? How is it now bad despite being 5w30?

peeps4u:
Lol, your issue with it is 5k price?

peeps4u:
How about Mobil 2000 5w30?

diportivo:
I like how those who like American spec think that's where cars start and end

Asian spec no be yankee spec mate.....make we no even add jdm to the mix..

ordinary honda inspired base model sef no be accord mate

but,to each his own


from 20w50 is bad to some region can allow it and to your own spec no make sense and blah blah

eti ya werey walahii

GAZZUZZ:
Available in large quantities

Mobil1 5w30


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radautoworks:
You get time to dey argue with someone who dey wan sell market at all costs. This is why I don't even bother with arguing with some people on NL anymore.

seunoj:
Dru23
I want to buy the liquid wash. Remove discount for me as palliative.
Picked up some item last but ur contact no look my face when I asked for discount.

replete:
which of the blunt effect is your favourite @ dru23 ?

diportivo:
this is the first time I will read that demand is why something is cheap


as in,its in demand...people want them,and that's why they are cheap

but the 1.6l engine that nobody wants,that nobody wants to buy o,is the expensive one

common sense isn't common


they are made for the African market,but u need to order it from korean

many don dey roam

peeps4u:
Ok bro.

Better option between american and Asian markets please? Cons and pros.

Thanks

peeps4u:
You've sticked with this civic. If I may ask, any peculiar issues with 06 upwards plz?

chillex8:
Another confirmation those civic engines are bullet-proof?

peeps4u:
LOL, Why the silly description please?
Any reservation you have towards it?


And does this include 06 civic upwards?

GAZZUZZ:
This depends on the engine design.

GDI engines NO

Turbo charged engines NO.

That silly civic yes pour the 20w50 and drain oil every 2000 miles, there wi be no sludge or oil burn for 600years

peeps4u:
Hello,

Please, are you saying 20W50 will not really cause sludge and neither kill the engine if oil change is done very often, irrespective if 5W30 is the recommended oil for the engine?

GAZZUZZ:
Somone begged me on WhatsApp to have mercy on you.


Take this last one. My advise is to read on these things before posting on the internet.




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GAZZUZZ:
Somone begged me on WhatsApp to have mercy on you.


Take this last one. My advise is to read on these things before posting on the internet.




Bye
You get 20w50 sir

GAZZUZZ:
Somone begged me on WhatsApp to have mercy on you.


Take this last one. My advise is to read on these things before posting on the internet.




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GAZZUZZ:
To add to this, the average American is always looking for best possible mpg out of any vehicle driven, 0w16 and 0w20 are very good oils but in most cases target is fuel economy over engine protection.

Thanks For the education.

GAZZUZZ:
I give up on you sir. Good bye

GAZZUZZ:
Kia/Hyundai will humble you long term.

Does not mean the engine build is bad which is your bone of contention.

GAZZUZZ:
Why should your block crack?

Let me burst your bubble a bit.

Toyota/lexus

2gr-fe
3mz-fe
2az-fe
1az-fe
1nz-fe
2nz-fe
2zr-fe
3zr-fe
1zz-fe
2zz-fe
3zz-fe

Honda/Acura

Every petrol engine built after 2003

Mercedes

Every petrol engine after 2006

Kia/hyundai

Every V6 petrol built after 2006



These are just a small sample of the entire market.

Every example up there uses a full Aluminum engine . Kindly go read a book

GAZZUZZ:
A Korean car company makes Korean cars.

Engine is in European specs, UAE specs, Entire Asian specs. I've personally seen them in Kenya, Seychelles, Uganda, Ghana, Cairo South Africa .

The 1.6 liter can be found in almost every country but USA did you bother asking why?

I am not here to educate you, the rest of the world cannot be a dumping ground including your home country.

chillex8:
Sent via mail.

GAZZUZZ:
Personal opinion from an uninformed vehicle user.

GAZZUZZ:
Again you are not a mechanic or an apprentice so I will not respond to you sir.

GAZZUZZ:
Hope you have paid the young man.

There are Ceratos and elentras that were bought brand new in 2007 with the 1.6 L Gamma I4 engine, stilI running efficiently. Sold one recently. https://www.nairaland.com/6162310/sold-registered-2009-hyundai-elantra#94640675

Still stock engine, never been rebuilt.

20w50 is not a death sentence if changed frequently.

The 1.6 L Gamma engine came equipped with a timing chain and is maintenance free. The xd20 is designed with a timing belt that requires change every 60-70k miles.