Engine oil VALVOLINE or IDEMITSU

VALVOLINE Engine oil

I've seen lots of videos showing the Valvoline restore and protect oil helping to clean engines. If you go that route I'd recommend replacing the oil filter after 500 miles then again at 2500 miles to keep the filters new for any gunk that gets freed up.

Pros: helps clean engines
Vehicle: Kia
Mileage: 500 km
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IDEMITSU Engine oil

This is normal. Wait till it gets below 1k rpm. Modern engines do not need a lot of time to idle after cold start, the ECU handles it. Although, for a few kilometres, do not push very hard. The engine oil (0w-20 idemitsu) is thin, and needs time to lubricate well.

Pros: thin, needs to lubricate
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VALVOLINE Engine oil
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If it's burning oil try a few change intervals with Valvoline Restore and Protect. It's supposed to remove deposits on the piston rings and reduce oil consumption.

Pros: reduce oil consumption
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VALVOLINE Engine oil

What I would do is have the oil changed but make sure you use Valvoline Restore & Protect and a new quality filter (OEM Toyota, Wix, Mobil 1). Drive the car about 1600km, then do the oil change again using new oil and filter, drive again for 1600km, do it a 3rd time.

Pros: quality filter, cleans sludge
Vehicle: Toyota
Mileage: 1600 km
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VALVOLINE Engine oil

I went to Valvoline once, oil pan emptied itself onto their floors the moment I started the engine. Joking aside I think it's perfectly fine to go to Valvoline, I go there often bringing my own oil and filter, that way I know it's the right oil and it's good quality stuff.

Pros: good quality stuff
Cons: oil pan emptied
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