Originally Posted by kenchan sounds good then. Yeah, I went in a little skeptical. I didn't buy this Z from them, but I bought my last one there, as well
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Yeah, I went in a little skeptical. I didn't buy this Z from them, but I bought my last one there, as well as several previous other Nissans and I've dealt with this dealer's service department before. The sales manager recognized me on my way in to Service, was curious about where this new Z came from and why I didn't shop it with them. Sheesh, I thought no one would ever ask, and I confess I kind of enjoyed telling him.
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the guy wasnt there the morning i went in to buy the car so i bought it from another salesman. i was at the dealership the previous weekend checking out the car and he saw me there. he didnt bother to come by to ask if i was interested. missed opportunity by him. |
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0w20?
The dealership I purchased my 2020 Z from uses Mobil 1 0W20 super synthetic oil as their recommended oil. I called Nissan and they told me the recommended oil is synthetic 5W30. I gave the dealership Amsoil 5W30 Signature oil to use for the oil change.
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I dont think there are enough comments about which oil is best to really draw a conclusion yet.
However, some say using 0w20 can lead to block detonation. Again, that's just what some say. |
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0w20 is not the appropriate oil weight for your Nissan 370Z. Do not go back to that dealer
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I don't let them provide oil for my oil changes, but they are the only Nissan dealer in Abilene. I also told the service manager that Nissan says 5W30 synthetic is the appropriate weight for the 370Z.
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If they are stupid enough to think 0w20 goes in the Z, then they are stupid enough to screw up pretty much anything. I wouldn't let that dealer even look at the car, much less service it.
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Secondly, the only Nissan vehicle for which Ester oil is recommended is the 370z. Nothing else, not even the GTR requires it. The only reason the Nissan ester oil is recommended for the 370Z / G37 is to quiet down the valve train noise that may happen with some cars due to the engine's unique VVEL system. Thirdly, you can use any full synthetic 5w30 engine oil with the "API certification seal". Chances are slim that you will get any valve train noise. From experience, I have found my engine is even quieter using Pennzoil Platinum Ultra 5W30 than the Nissan Ester oil. No other viscosity is recommended especially 0W20. But Nissan dealerships will often use 0W20 on all cars even the 370Z because that is all they have available. Some may disagree with what I have stated but believe me, I researched it a very long time and discussed it with several Nissan specialists and it is the best information I came up with. Hope this helps.
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