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castrol 10 w 40 high mileage
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They stand for the letters E and W.
This is a guess: the dot distinguishes i from the peaks in the cursive letters u and w.
The "W" stands for weight. The "W" stands for winter. 5w30 is a multi viscosity oil. It acts like both 30 weight in warm weather, and 5 weight oil in cold weather.
If 5w30 is listed as an acceptable oil in the owners manual, then yes.If 5w30 is listed as an acceptable oil in the owners manual, then yes.
according to the 1996 Ford Explorer owners manual ( 5 W 30 ) is the preferred oil
Depends on engine. 3.7, 4.7L's 5w30. 5.7L 5w20. Diesel 15w40.
any 5w30 but would recommend a synthetic 5w30
What do you mean by newer oil? If you are talking about the weight of the oil, use exactly what the owner's manual states. If it says use 5w30, then use 5w30. If you are referring to synthetic oil, yes you can use synthetic as long as you use the correct weight.
5w30 or 10w305w30 or 10w30
5W30 oil.
The w refers to oil weight, or viscosity, the higher the number the thicker the oil. 10W 30 and 5W30 are formulated to change viscosity depending on temperature, with lower number being thinner for winter driving. Generally, 5W30 is better for winter and 10W30 better for summer, or 10 W 40 even better for summer. Check the car manual to be sure for specific type of vehicle.
Oil weighs about 6.34 pounds per gallon. The w doesn't stand for weight it stands for "winter blend" and you Ram calls for 5w30. You can use 10w30 or 10w40 if you like but the manufacturer suggests 5w30.
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