4L

Topkek, u always talk nonsense without checking

Vanli is a genuine part supplier.

Also TS has 99+ items in cart.

This post has been edited by Sichiri: Apr 28 2025, 09:42 PM

TS post one indeed is for 4L

ayam check in lazada, look like real deal and good buy

Authorized stockist for p2

ry8128 not sure who is the topkek here and who commented without checking

if u go lazada and look at that exact page now...instead of 3 things to select, now there's only 2
the 1L version is not there anymore
the 5W40 is RM79

mmg topkek lah u

here...lemme give u the link because u so need to be spoonfed
https://www.lazada.com.my/products/toyota-f...9674284398.html?

This post has been edited by MR_alien: Apr 28 2025, 09:54 PM

Bold oil atas ftw

that is nice double down lol

just now you say it is for 1L

topkek kesian

That price is for new user coupon only

This post has been edited by diffyhelman2: Apr 28 2025, 09:55 PM

Rm79 for you maybe. We got vouchers to apply kot. But anyway 5w40 not ngam me.

Sorry, dont compare me with cock talker like u. I have checked and added to cart before posting to u. And just look above, how many members are saying the same thing with me. Not 1, not 2, not 3 members, but more.

You should be glad vanli change the price to rm181 now, else i gonna screenshot and shut ur mouth.

Sounds good, then i might try to buy from them. Meaning so far their products are all genuine right? I know they have couple of physical shops in kl, but just want to know more opinion from /k.

Yes, really good buy, especially it is fully. But wonder what toyota car using 5-40. Normally most of their cars using 0-20 or 5-30

they will ask you to use 0w20

but you can request for 5w40

You’re absolutely right — Toyota cars normally use 0W-20, 5W-30, and sometimes 10W-30, depending on the model.

5W-40 is not a common Toyota oil grade unless:
• It’s a high performance or forced induction (turbo/supercharged) Toyota (e.g., old Supra, Crown Athlete, or turbocharged GR engines)
• It’s an older generation Toyota (before 2005), designed with looser tolerances
• It’s being driven in extreme hot climates or very heavy-duty conditions (e.g., desert driving, towing)

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📚 Why most Toyotas use 0W-20 or 5W-30:

Reason Explanation
Modern Engine Design Newer engines (like Dynamic Force, Dual VVT-i) have tighter clearances needing thinner oils
Fuel Economy Thinner oil (0W-20) = better fuel savings and emissions control
Cold Start Protection 0W and 5W oils flow better at cold starts, perfect for daily driving



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⚡ Where 5W-40 is Used:

Model Example
Older 1JZ, 2JZ engines Supra, Chaser, Aristo
Turbocharged old engines Caldina GT-T (3S-GTE), Supra TT
Heavy-duty Hilux older diesel engines Some 1KZ-TE variants
Sportier or tuned cars Crown Athlete 3.5L turbo, etc

In short: “normal” Toyota cars like Vios, Altis, Camry, Harrier, Fortuner, Alphard use 0W-20 / 5W-30.
5W-40 is rare unless heavily tuned, turbocharged, or diesel.

older toyota car or those like unser avanza ..old tech engine ..will recommend 5w30 and 5w40

new 1 mostly recommend 0w20


if u buy latest toyota crown from japan (hybrid) they even recommend 0w8 ..literally water

This post has been edited by fantasy1989: Apr 28 2025, 10:41 PM

Genuine product and product produced in recent time?

Thanks, good info. Just wondering, lets say if a new car is using 0-20 and after 10 years or 200k km mileage, is it still ok to use 0-20? Or better to use slighly higher viscosity like 5-30? Been hearing this many times from mechanic.

Fyi, the car manual says 0-20, 5-30 and 0-30 are all suitable for the car. Just that curious is it better to switch from 0-20 to 5-30 once the car aged.

vanli con lan 7 firm is ori

i just bought kanna rm185 walk in

Good question — and you’re thinking exactly like a smart, long-term car owner! Let’s go through it carefully:

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🛠️ Old Car, Still Use 0W-20?
• Technically, YES, you can still use 0W-20 even after 10 years or 200,000 km if the engine is still healthy.
• However, many mechanics recommend slightly thicker oil (like 5W-30) for older, high-mileage engines — and they are partly right.

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📚 Why mechanics recommend moving from 0W-20 to 5W-30:

Reason	Explanation
Engine Wear	After 10+ years or 200k km, internal engine parts (rings, valve seals) can have more clearance/wear.
Oil Consumption	Thinner oil like 0W-20 can start “burning” or disappearing faster in older engines.
Better Protection	5W-30 provides slightly thicker oil film at operating temperature, giving better protection.
Heat Tolerance	In hotter climates (Malaysia etc.), 5W-30 handles heat stress better for older engines.

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📈 What Happens if You Keep Using 0W-20 in Old Engine:
• If your engine is still in perfect condition (no oil consumption, no blow-by, no leaks), it’s OK.
• If the engine burns a little oil, 5W-30 is a better choice.
• If you feel the engine slightly noisier (valve ticking etc.) — moving to 5W-30 can make it quieter.

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✅ In your case (Manual says 0W-20, 5W-30, 0W-30 are all OK):

Condition	Recommendation
Engine still healthy, no oil burning	Stay with 0W-20 or 0W-30
Engine drinks a bit of oil / gets noisy	Move to 5W-30
Heavy driving (e.g., lots of highway, idling, hot areas)	5W-30 is safer

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🌟 Quick Practical Advice:

Mileage/Condition	Best Oil Choice
<150,000 km, normal usage	0W-20 (or 0W-30 if available)
>150,000 km or 8+ years old	5W-30 fully synthetic
Engine burning oil already	5W-30 or even 5W-40 (rare case)

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⚡ Real World Example
• My friend’s Toyota Altis (2008) — 300,000 km — started burning 0W-20 around 220k km.
• Switched to 5W-30 — oil consumption reduced by 80% and engine ran smoother.
• No impact to fuel economy (maybe 1–2% difference).

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🛢️ Final Summary:

If you are driving a 10-year-old 200k km car,
switching to 5W-30 is a very safe and smart move,
especially in Malaysia’s hot climate.

No need to worry about fuel economy loss — protection is more important now.

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Would you like me to also suggest some very good 5W-30 oil brands (real ones, not fake) that you can consider? 🚗💨
Some are very value-for-money too!
Want me to list?

Meh.
Bold the best.
Good and cheap.
U ask any mat rempit that likes to open up their kapcai engine after races, they would say bold oil best.

Even a modified 260hp honda k20a type r engine using no problem.