Wednesday, February 1, 2012

What oil is better for my 1999 toyota v6 camry?

I have a 1999 toyota camry v6 the mileage on it is 130,000. Would conventional or synthetic be better i only drive about 30 miles weekly and I drive home from college which is about 300 miles.What oil is better for my 1999 toyota v6 camry?I have 1998 corolla with over 300,000 miles on it and I have used walmarts super tech oil 5w-30 since I bought. My previous corolla had almost the same mileage with the same oil before it was totaled in a wreck. The trick is to keep it changed regularly.What oil is better for my 1999 toyota v6 camry?
In the quest for better gas mileage and lower emissions, in the late 1990's many manufacturers produced hot running engines. These engines would break down oil to form sludge and could fail due to inadequate lubrication, this seemed to happen no matter how often you changed the oil. The only cure was to use a fully synthetic oil. (synthetic oil can withstand much higher temperatures, it has a higher flash point as compared to conventional mineral based motor oil) Known sludge engines were: 3.3 Toyota, 2.7 Chrysler, 1.8 T VWWhat oil is better for my 1999 toyota v6 camry?Use a high quality synthetic oil. I always recommend AMSOIL.What oil is better for my 1999 toyota v6 camry?
I have a ford and I use cooking oil, its the best oil I can give for it because I hate it



It will fry the american muscle contraption better.



5W-30 oil toyotaWhat oil is better for my 1999 toyota v6 camry?there are trolls who are on a personal crusade against toyota. so you have to look passed those ppl. statistically they are one of the most reliable vehicles on the road.

happy trailsWhat oil is better for my 1999 toyota v6 camry?
I suggest you try cooking oil.



It will fry the rice better.

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