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MOTUL Engine oil

Aside from the sodium levels, which they mentioned they aren’t really worried about but to check my coolant between changes (which I do and I’m not losing any). I feel pretty good about these results!

Pros: good results
Mileage: 100000 km
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MOTUL Engine oil

Motul 8100 Power 5w40 oil. My shop recommends it, I'm based in NC, Autocross in the summer sucks, but my oil temps drop back around 214 degrees F when I come off the track.

Pros: oil temps drop
Vehicle: Volkswagen
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MOTUL Engine oil

If it’s actually an IAG long block, they spec Motul 8100 X-CESS 5W-40 (or an equivalent high quality 5W-40 full synthetic) because their bearing clearances are set up for that weight, not the thinner OEM oil.

Pros: high quality full synthetic
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MOTUL Engine oil

currently I am running the Motul 8100 Econergy, it is good, it wasn't my first choice, but I found it at 40% discount in a physical store and my wallet wouldn't look twice, but it's a little too thin for my liking, and I'm looking to change with my next oil change

Pros: good performance, discounted price
Cons: a little too thin
Mileage: 220000 km
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OEM Honda Engine oil
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I dont know about the newer 1.5t in the crv's, but im getting rid of mine because of the oil dilution issue. Sent out an oil sample and it came back with 8.2% dilution on oil that had 2k miles on it with 0 idle time. All the technical service bulletins have been done and \"nothing\" is wrong with the car.

Cons: oil dilution issue
Vehicle: Honda
Mileage: 3218 km
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