New Car When Is First Oil Change???
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New Car When Is First Oil Change???
OK I've heard a couple different opinions on this whole subject, but I figured you guys would be the wisest. So when should that first oil change happen, I've heard 1500 miles, 5000 miles, 10000 miles, and ASAP. What do you guys think, remeber it's a Mazdaspeed Protege so the turbo plays into effect. Thanks in advance.
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Re: New Car When Is First Oil Change???
Originally posted by MazdaspeedZOOM
OK I've heard a couple different opinions on this whole subject, but I figured you guys would be the wisest. So when should that first oil change happen, I've heard 1500 miles, 5000 miles, 10000 miles, and ASAP. What do you guys think, remeber it's a Mazdaspeed Protege so the turbo plays into effect. Thanks in advance.
OK I've heard a couple different opinions on this whole subject, but I figured you guys would be the wisest. So when should that first oil change happen, I've heard 1500 miles, 5000 miles, 10000 miles, and ASAP. What do you guys think, remeber it's a Mazdaspeed Protege so the turbo plays into effect. Thanks in advance.
I left the oil that came in both of my P5's for 3000 miles and have been changing oil and filter every 3000 since.
My advice to you? look in your manual and follow the recomendations there for SEVERE or HEAVY service....that is the most conservitive route you can go...and I figure you can't go wrong that way.
#6
i changed my oil at 500 miles
why? I figured that as the engine breaks in it wears material off inside the engine which is collected by the oil.
When i changed it at 500 the oil was some nasty ****, complete with metallic tinge. sooooo, im happy i changed it, im gonna change it again soon at 1500 and am possibly going 5w30 mobil 1
why? I figured that as the engine breaks in it wears material off inside the engine which is collected by the oil.
When i changed it at 500 the oil was some nasty ****, complete with metallic tinge. sooooo, im happy i changed it, im gonna change it again soon at 1500 and am possibly going 5w30 mobil 1
#7
Originally posted by Z me Pro
i changed my oil at 500 miles
why? I figured that as the engine breaks in it wears material off inside the engine which is collected by the oil.
When i changed it at 500 the oil was some nasty ****, complete with metallic tinge. sooooo, im happy i changed it, im gonna change it again soon at 1500 and am possibly going 5w30 mobil 1
i changed my oil at 500 miles
why? I figured that as the engine breaks in it wears material off inside the engine which is collected by the oil.
When i changed it at 500 the oil was some nasty ****, complete with metallic tinge. sooooo, im happy i changed it, im gonna change it again soon at 1500 and am possibly going 5w30 mobil 1
My only draw back about doing it so soon is that the new oil helps to seal all the new rings and seals inside the engine, so taking it out to soon, in theory, could possibly damage the engine, so i've been told.
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Originally posted by MazdaspeedZOOM
My only draw back about doing it so soon is that the new oil helps to seal all the new rings and seals inside the engine, so taking it out to soon, in theory, could possibly damage the engine, so i've been told.
My only draw back about doing it so soon is that the new oil helps to seal all the new rings and seals inside the engine, so taking it out to soon, in theory, could possibly damage the engine, so i've been told.
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I could be wrong but I thought I read in the manual that Mazda does not recommend the use of fully synthetic motoroils like Mobile 1 .
But seems to me that like my Triumph Motorcycle our cars spend alot of time in the higher rpm's and thus would benefit from the longer lasting full synthetics.
But seems to me that like my Triumph Motorcycle our cars spend alot of time in the higher rpm's and thus would benefit from the longer lasting full synthetics.
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Originally posted by Reffoxel
I could be wrong but I thought I read in the manual that Mazda does not recommend the use of fully synthetic motoroils like Mobile 1 .
But seems to me that like my Triumph Motorcycle our cars spend alot of time in the higher rpm's and thus would benefit from the longer lasting full synthetics.
I could be wrong but I thought I read in the manual that Mazda does not recommend the use of fully synthetic motoroils like Mobile 1 .
But seems to me that like my Triumph Motorcycle our cars spend alot of time in the higher rpm's and thus would benefit from the longer lasting full synthetics.
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