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Car Forum / Hyundai Cars / April 20072005 XG350 oil question
I live in Peoria AZ. In the summer I have seen it hit 110-115 regularly. I am planning to do my oil changes. I note in the XG350 2005 owner's manual it recommends 5W-20 or 5W-30. With our summer temperature extremes I wonder if 20W-50 would be more appropriate. Also where is the oil filter located and is it spin on or cartridge? Thank you, Seamus J. Wilson >I live in Peoria AZ. In the summer I have seen it hit 110-115 regularly. > I am planning to do my oil changes. I note in the XG350 2005 owner's > manual it recommends 5W-20 or 5W-30. > With our summer temperature extremes I wonder if 20W-50 would be more > appropriate. My guess is that the engineers that developed the engine have at least read about summers in Arizona, if not actually have been there at some time. If 20W-50 was appropriate, they may have put a footnote for Arizona drivers. > Also where is the oil filter located and is it spin on or cartridge? > Thank you, > Seamus J. Wilson Much valuable information at www.hmaservice.com Sign up for a free account. Check the "Site Requirements" to be sure you get the picture viewer from Adobe. It will allow you to find a diagram showing the filter location.  SignatureEd http://pages.cthome.net/edhome/ Thank you Ed for the kind help. Best, Seamus J. >>I live in Peoria AZ. In the summer I have seen it hit 110-115 regularly. >> I am planning to do my oil changes. I note in the XG350 2005 owner's [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > viewer from Adobe. It will allow you to find a diagram showing the filter > location. I live in Northern AZ (similar climate to PHX) and my Hyundai dealer recommends and uses Castrol GTX 10W30 in 2006 Sonata LX Just my dos centavos... P.S.- 110, in the evening, right? Steve >I live in Peoria AZ. In the summer I have seen it hit 110-115 regularly. > I am planning to do my oil changes. I note in the XG350 2005 owner's [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Thank you, > Seamus J. Wilson If your owner's manual recommends 5W-20 or 5W-30 in your climate, 20W-50 is far too viscous.
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