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Car Forum / Kia Cars / January 2007

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Bob - 01 Aug 2006 23:04 GMT
My daughter just got an 02 Kia SPortage.  I need to change oil.  What is
recommended for this vehicle in temperatures up to 104 degrees?

Bob
San Angelo, Texas
Shines - 01 Aug 2006 23:57 GMT
> My daughter just got an 02 Kia SPortage.  I need to change oil.  What is
> recommended for this vehicle in temperatures up to 104 degrees?
>
> Bob
> San Angelo, Texas
===
My choice is Mobil1 in 10W/30 or 10W/40 if you can find any. You are meaning
104 degrees F correct?
Bob - 02 Aug 2006 00:01 GMT
>> My daughter just got an 02 Kia SPortage.  I need to change oil.  What is
>> recommended for this vehicle in temperatures up to 104 degrees?
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> My choice is Mobil1 in 10W/30 or 10W/40 if you can find any. You are
> meaning

> 104 degrees F correct?

Yes
CMM - 02 Aug 2006 22:01 GMT
>My daughter just got an 02 Kia SPortage.  I need to change oil.  What is
>recommended for this vehicle in temperatures up to 104 degrees?
>
>Bob
>San Angelo, Texas

I'm in Eastern NM with temps similar to yours. I use Amsoil Series
2000 30W w/ an Amsoil filter.

-- Christian
halatos@gmail.com - 03 Aug 2006 17:26 GMT
> My daughter just got an 02 Kia SPortage.  I need to change oil.  What is
> recommended for this vehicle in temperatures up to 104 degrees?
>
> Bob
> San Angelo, Texas

I'm in Phoenix, so it gets even hotter than 104 here in the summer. I
generally run 20w-50 during the hottest months and change back to a 10
weight oil (10w-30, 10w-40) in the cooler months.

Chris
Robert Black - 04 Aug 2006 20:36 GMT
I just get the dealer to change my oil,I don't know what they use,because of
a serious aliment,laziness. I first considered using syntytics but the
dealer advised against it.My Sorento used a half litre between changes when
new but at 36k seems to have stopped using any at all.
I love this rig!
>> My daughter just got an 02 Kia SPortage.  I need to change oil.  What is
>> recommended for this vehicle in temperatures up to 104 degrees?
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>
> Chris
Bob - 05 Aug 2006 21:07 GMT
>I just get the dealer to change my oil,I don't know what they use,because
>of a serious aliment,laziness. I first considered using syntytics but the
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>>
>> Chris

I just stuck 10w-30 in it.  Mobil 5000.

Bob
CMM - 07 Aug 2006 17:59 GMT
>I first considered using syntytics but the
>dealer advised against it.

Why did the dealer advise against synthetics?

-- Christian
Tom - 28 Dec 2006 22:02 GMT
> My daughter just got an 02 Kia SPortage.  I need to change oil.  What is
> recommended for this vehicle in temperatures up to 104 degrees?
>
> Bob
> San Angelo, Texas

change to synthetic10/30
KybonaBygona - 29 Dec 2006 00:24 GMT
>> My daughter just got an 02 Kia SPortage.  I need to change oil.  What is
>> recommended for this vehicle in temperatures up to 104 degrees?
>>
>> Bob
>> San Angelo, Texas
> change to synthetic10/30
====
My choice is Mobil1 10/30
helix - 04 Jan 2007 20:23 GMT
I stay with Castrol, 20-40 in the summer, , but 50 weight even in hot
weather is like sludge to an engine. in the winter I cahnge to 10-30, I
guess a 10-40 would be right for where you are. Castrol makes both, they
even have a synthetic blend if you want
 
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