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| General MR2 Discussion General non-specific discussion about MR2's |
| View Poll Results: What Motor Oil Do You Use | |||
| Valvoline |
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37 | 7.86% |
| Mobil 1 |
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199 | 42.25% |
| Quaker State |
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7 | 1.49% |
| Amsoil |
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27 | 5.73% |
| Lucas Oil |
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0 | 0% |
| Royal Purple |
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48 | 10.19% |
| Pennzoil |
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20 | 4.25% |
| Interstate |
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0 | 0% |
| Castrol |
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87 | 18.47% |
| Other |
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46 | 9.77% |
| Voters: 471. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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the only thing you really need to NEVER use is fram oil filters.
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Liqui Moly 10W40 molibdeno aditive for my MR2 91 NA. Excellent lubrication....
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buy a filter wrench. fram filters damage engines.
factory filters are cheaper than fram filters too, it just doesnt make a lot of sense to use anything else. |
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how much oil will the 91 2.2L n/a mr2 take? someone said 2.2L but not sure, to lazy to look it up in the manual right now but i wanna know! oh what type of filter should i put on? first oil change
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the 3s is like 4.2L so prob a bit more than that
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used amsoil 5w-40 high milage on my 91 3s-gte. puts out like a million dollar....... car haha
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5S-FE Oil Change capacity Drain and Refill W/ Oil Filter Change: 4.4 US Qaurts (4.2 liters, 3.7 Imp qts) Drain and Refill w/o Oil Filter Change: 4.0 US quarts (3.8 liters, 3.3 Imp qts) So, a full Oil Change (Drain and Refill + Oil Filter) on a 5S-FE is 4.4 US Quarts. For the Filter, you can new go wrong with the OEM Toyota Filters, plus they are a good price. If you feel you must to go with aftermarket filters, stick with Napa Oil Filters. Napa Oil Filters are made by Wix. The Base Napa filter is a standard Wix filter for less. The Mid grade and top line filters are actually an upgrade over Wix. I'd go with the mid line. It's not too much more than the base filter, but it's a better filter. Carquest is also Wix, but they only have the base and the high end, not the mid line. Napa's Mid line is the most bang for your buck in that line up. Of course, all that is moot if you go with the OEM Filter. As for Oil, I've been using Valvoline Conventional Oil for years with no issues. |
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I switched to barrel oil now. 55 gallons of oil just sitting there
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I will say though that due to personal bias from trouble with a car I ran their conventional oil in that I won't run anything other than their Platinum blend... but I'm sure that these days with the massive advances in the chemistry used it's probably MUCH better, |
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5sfes should have 5 quarts poured in (im aware what 5 quarts looks like on the dipstick too
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I did not know fram filters suck used them on my truck for ever but then agen I use 50 w in it (old farm truck). As for the 2 im running autozone cheep oil for the getting it started part then switching over to mobil 1 full synthetic on an oem filter. |
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Oil again? well for me its all about MOBIL 1 extended performance! I use it for my Q45T ,but now for my 5sfe any oil would do but I usually put regular Mobil 1 or Castrol gtx as long as its up to maintenance.
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I use Mobil 1 High mileage right now because that's what my uncle used to use when he had the car. So I'm still using that with the Mobil 1 filter. Glad I switched, because he used Fram filters. Any suggestions for what oil to switch over to? I've read a few posts that say Mobile clean5000 isn't bad.. Just looking for suggestions, thanks.
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I wish I would have read this a month ago... just put in a new fram. it had an old k&n in it when I got it.
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#158 (permalink) |
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Pennzoil Platinum or Ultra Platinum with OEM filters. If I can't find either, I'd use Mobil 1, but I'm thrilled with the way the Platinum series of oil has treated my engine during very extreme use.
Bmer89, see if they have Purolator, but the easiest thing would be to order OEM online, or buy in bulk from the dealer. I get 10 at a time for around $50. |
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Knew a guy who ran amsoil in his 350z for 18 to 20k, poured it out and put it in his toyota wagon for another 3 to 5k ( winter car) lol
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I'm gratified I'm not part of the money wasting hype & the 40% (according to this poll) that use synthetic in their MR2. Any brain dead moron knows synthetic is superior, but that same moron knows it ain't needed unless you have special modifications, requirements or applications.
Today's conventional oil is vastly superior to the oil of the late 80s & 90s when our cars were first produced. Just keep it topped up, change the oil frequently & use OEM filters - done. |
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