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Originally Posted by ZeeBabar So, thin oil is for warmer weather and thick oil is for winters? I thought it was the other way around. No, you should run what
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No, you should run what the manual recommends all year round. Why is this a debate? There's this handy little book they give you with the car that is full of all the info you need.
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