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Old 03-06-2004, 03:36 PM
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Have to order 0-40 oil online or ??

I searched all over town today for some Mobil 1 0-40 or 5-40 and nowhere had it. Do you guys mostly order this online, or is it no big deal and it's ok to use something more common like 10-40? I'm in Texas if it matters.
 
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My local Porsche Dealer has it (yours should have it too), I was just there yesterday, and the bucket said 0-40 on it
 

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Gas Stations don't carry it the dealerships sell 6 packs
 
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buy it from autozone.com

Forget about the dealer...Their prices suck, not surprisingly...
 
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They top me off for free...
 
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me too - free topoffs Even gave me 2 quarts last time for self-topoffs and showed me a trick to do it without spilling the stuff everywhere
 
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I think technically speaking the recommended temperature range for 0-40 oil is roughly -25 degrees to about 105 degrees. Well here in Texas it often gets hotter than 105 in the summer. Should I go with 5-50 or 10-50 instead? I think 50 covers up to about 125 degrees supposedly. Or does it really not matter?
 
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I buy it at Checker auto parts.
 
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Believe it or not, one of my local Walmart carries it.
 
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$4.78 per qt. Mobil 0w40 at Advance Auto/parts america. Online or locate the store nearest you

http://www.partsamerica.com/PartDeta...goryCode=3253A
 
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I've found 0w40 at superWalmart and Autozone. The older smaller Walmarts usually don't carry it. Target had 15w50, 10w30, and 5w30 Mobil1 for $3.39. The more readily available Castrol 5w50 might be better in Texas.
 

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Autozone or WalMart, nice prices.
 
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Walmart has it in the big 1 gallon bottle for like 15-17 dollars. If you can find it.
 
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