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    Thats what I used. Pat

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    Hi jsp

    Castrol Australia recommends - Castrol Edge 0w-40

    Castrol UK recommends - Castrol Edge 5w40 Diesel ( not available in Oz )

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    I don't think you need to be too fussy with oil. We use Comma semi-synthetic 5w/30 in them. So long as it's a decent brand to the right grade, you'll be fine.

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    Well I went the cheap oil option with valvoline synpower 5w40.

    I did fuel filter air filter headlights wiperblades etc.

    When trying to get the oil filter off I couldn't and the 35mm plastic nut sheared off. I filled it with oil as I needed a car to drive but there's a job for the near future

    I didn't even budge the filter housing and it doesn't leak.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jsp View Post
    Well I went the cheap oil option with valvoline synpower 5w40.

    I did fuel filter air filter headlights wiperblades etc.

    When trying to get the oil filter off I couldn't and the 35mm plastic nut sheared off. I filled it with oil as I needed a car to drive but there's a job for the near future

    I didn't even budge the filter housing and it doesn't leak.
    I really don't know why these seem to be over-tightened, the O-ring that does the sealing is completely independant of the tension on the thread.
    Just tight enough that it can't vibrate loose, and it's done.

    Fraser

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