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Navinath
Hello,
I have couple of questions about my Honda Fit GP5.
1. I’m about to change my car’s transmission oil. Should I go for the company or it is safe to go for a reputed service station for this?
2. I used Mobil 0W-20 oil (fully synthetic) as the engine oil which I changed in every 7500 k.m. intervals. Now I’m planning to move to Toyota 0W-20 oil (Mineral 5000k.m.) considering facts like not heavy daily run, both service & oil change can be done at once, cost effectiveness. Is it OK to change the oil I used for sometime?
3. Before the above oil brand change (mentioned in 2.), is it needed to do an oil flush to wipe out the existing oil? if so what kind of chemicals should be used for this.
Many thanks.
Navinath
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