First time see 0W-16
What car use this oil?



This post has been edited by Ikmal404: Jul 15 2019, 08:59 PM

Next standard API SP promote 0W-16, the shield logo. 0W-20 and above use starburst logo.

Now API SN and SN+ promote 0W-20.

This post has been edited by RicoT: Jul 15 2019, 08:49 PM

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crazy, what engine uses such light EO

it's like no protection at all

Maybe for hybrid?
I don't know.
Turbo can use this or not

This post has been edited by Ikmal404: Jul 15 2019, 08:59 PM

turbo especially cannot use such light oil

Already saw it on Revenol website like over a year ago

Now new jap car all use 0w20 dy

LL series?

0W-20 already extremely light..they use on hybrid
0W-16?...fuuuhh....it's like 0W-15 is too light, so they make is +1 to 0W-16 for to be the lightest

For hybrid and new car.

Perodua also using 0w20 nowadays

Problem is 0w20 ia not well suited for very hot country like us


It wi become too thin when ambient temperature over 35 degree

i cant brain now

So thin......

If the owner's manual recommend minimum 5W-30, then that is the eco drive level. If you heavy footed, i.e. zoom here and there, use the next level up, which is 5W-40. Over time, piston ring will get worn out if you zoom a lot with 5W-30 and starts to consume engine oil, move to 5W-40. If it is getting worse, then it is time to overhaul.

Civic 1.5T if no heavy foot, can use 0W-20. If rev redline a lot, use 5W-30.

Wait, what?

That is on the car manual


Dont blame. Me

higher viscosity is always better protection to the engine
that's why i say this 0W16 is like no protection at all


no need to brain
the grade doesn't make sense to begin with
engine is +10 in increment....20,30, 40, 50
will never suddenly be 16

is modern world with new much precise technology, using old oil may reduce engine performance, in the future engine oil might just act as thin protection + cooling.