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    #2861
    Quote Originally Posted by chookchakchenes View Post
    Check mo muna car user manual ng accent crdi kung minimum api rating ba CF.

    Dito sa pinas nakatie-up ata pag dating sa engine oil shell at hyundai.

    Pero sa columbian motors (kia) zic ang in house engine oil. Not repack.

    Sa korea ang gamit ng hyundai at kia zic engine oil.

    Kung may kia columbian motors sa lugar mo, check mo kung may benta na zic rv. Match na match sa accent crdi.
    Di na Shell gamit ng Hyundai, PRO Oil na, made in USA. Ang KIA naman, nakalagay sa engine compartment recommended oil nila TOTAL. Nakita ko lang sa isang display model ng KIA Carens

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    #2862
    This video is an eye opener

    Regular Oil vs Synthetic Oil -EricTheCarGuy

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zEB...EBSHqKzAP_8x_A

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    #2863
    Quote Originally Posted by bloowolf View Post
    Di na Shell gamit ng Hyundai, PRO Oil na, made in USA. Ang KIA naman, nakalagay sa engine compartment recommended oil nila TOTAL. Nakita ko lang sa isang display model ng KIA Carens
    Check the car user manual. Nakalagay shell oil.

    Pero in korea they both use zic engine oil.

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    #2864
    Quote Originally Posted by Zac_español View Post
    Just a tip. If ever you guys have a minimal engine oil leak or blow by, never ever use a syn or semi syn oil as it will just easily slide out of your engine. Instead use a multi-grade oil plus an oil additive.
    Ang multigrade oil ay meron mineral, semi-synthetic at fully-synthetic.

    Kung may leak ang kotse mo eh palitan ang gasket, oring.

    Kahit ano engine oil, tatagas at tatagas yan pag sira na gasket at oring.

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    #2865
    Quote Originally Posted by chookchakchenes View Post
    Check the car user manual. Nakalagay shell oil.

    Pero in korea they both use zic engine oil.
    Sa Hyundai user manual, yup, Shell recommended. Ang ginagamit ng Hyundai casa ngayon PRO oil.

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    #2866
    Quote Originally Posted by chookchakchenes View Post
    Ang multigrade oil ay meron mineral, semi-synthetic at fully-synthetic.

    Kung may leak ang kotse mo eh palitan ang gasket, oring.

    Kahit ano engine oil, tatagas at tatagas yan pag sira na gasket at oring.
    Understood, but since Zac mentioned na wag gumamit ng synthetic or semisynthetic, ang implication nya ay gumamit na lang ng mineral based multi-grade oil. Tutulo lang kasi kung synthetic o semisynthetic kaya saying lang. Pay napa-ayos na yung gasket, pwede na uli synthetic o synthetic blend.

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    #2867
    Quote Originally Posted by MrQ5 View Post
    sir any tip kung paano magsalin ng oil pag pail size? may kinakabit pa ba sa opening ng pail nya like nozzle or something? tia
    Use a funnel tube (embudo). Kung malaki (at mabigat) ang pail, salin mo muna sa smaller container in batches then unti-unti mong ilagay sa engine thru the funnel tube.

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    #2868
    Quote Originally Posted by Zac_español View Post
    This video is an eye opener

    Regular Oil vs Synthetic Oil -EricTheCarGuy

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zEB...EBSHqKzAP_8x_A
    Good video. Makes argument valid, that if you have an old engine maintained on mineral based oil, shifting to synthetics MAY cause leaks & increase engine noise due to better flow rate. If you have a new engine, better to maintain on synthetics in order to limit engine wear. But as car manufacturers always stress, strictly follow recommended OCI, synthetic or not. To add to that, if your engine boils over, change your oil right away. If you drive under harsh conditions (i. e. Dusty daily drives, high traffic conditions), change every 3,000 km. That is if you use mineral based oil.

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    #2869
    Quote Originally Posted by bloowolf View Post
    Understood. But what I mean is use a comparable engine oil na 5w40 synthetic (5w meaning easy cold start at 40 meaning di masyado malapot o malabnaw, good for Philippine climate.) Pag 30, Baka malabnaw masyado, walang protection sa excessive heat ng traffic or noontime. Any oil made by caltex, shell, petron o total, or any of the brands recommended by tsikoteers. Wag ka lang mag deviate sa recommended grade oil ng casa kasi under warranty pa yan.
    Thanks bloowolf. Ang hirap kasi sa mga probinsya, limited stocks ng mga oil saka wala masyadong pagpipilian. So kung ano na lang yung nakikita ko available ditto samin yun ang gusto ko itry, katulad ng petron rev-x all-terrain(5W-40), saka delo gold ultra (15W-40). Siguro stick na nga lang muna sa casa oil since under warranty pa nga naman, (ansakit sa bulsa)

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    #2870
    Quote Originally Posted by bloowolf View Post
    Sa Hyundai user manual, yup, Shell recommended. Ang ginagamit ng Hyundai casa ngayon PRO oil.
    based sa HGMO na label (nakuha ko pic sa kabilang thread), Hyundai oil is manufactured in Florida by Amalie Oil Company for Hyundai Philippines. Fully Synthetic, SAE 5W-40, API CI-4/SN, ACEA A3/B3/B4

Mineral , semi synthetic or fully synthetic?