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What engine oil/ grade to run in a GQ 4.2 petrol?

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What engine oil/ grade to run in a GQ 4.2 petrol?

Post by steveoo »

Started to have a chat tonight to a couple of different people at a party about what oil should you run in the patrol... what are every ones thoughts???

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Post by NutterGQ »

melbourne climate i would go 15w-60 or 20w50
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Post by billyj »

im running penrite hpr 30 in my tb42e and couldnt be happier with it
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Post by Jimbo »

I have been using hpr15 for the last 2 years but the last 2 months it has started burning oil!!! Not sure if the oil is too thin or there is something wrong but i will start using a thicker oil.

Should i switch to hpr30 or hpr 40?? Sorry for hijack.

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Post by NutterGQ »

billyj wrote:im running penrite hpr 30 in my tb42e and couldnt be happier with it
its 20w 60 its perfect, I use penrite on all cars that come for work.
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Post by NutterGQ »

Jimbo wrote:I have been using hpr15 for the last 2 years but the last 2 months it has started burning oil!!! Not sure if the oil is too thin or there is something wrong but i will start using a thicker oil.

Should i switch to hpr30 or hpr 40?? Sorry for hijack.

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little thin cold if its got hi kays on it, hpr 30 better choice all round.
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Post by Jimbo »

Its got 270,000km at the moment i think its the valve guides not the bottom end. What would be the disadvantage of using HPR40 or even their 50?
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Post by NutterGQ »

the 40/70 hpr 50 will build oil pressure to slow, your kays are high enough to use hpr 30
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Post by micks troll »

billyj wrote:im running penrite hpr 30 in my tb42e and couldnt be happier with it
Also run it! On a recon engine with only 15000 now been great. It does tend to get dirty quick thats all shows it cleans well!
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