synthetic oil for 06 Sonata V-6
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Re: synthetic oil for 06 Sonata V-6
Deck wrote:
> saw somewhere in one of these posts that someone is using Wal-Mart
> super-tech synthetic motor oil in his Hyundai. Any idea of who makes the
> Wally_world oil and if it is legal for warranty!!??
>
My 2005 Hyundai Accent requires oil that meets ILSAC GF-3 or API SJ, SL
or higher.
The Wal-Mart Super-tech full synthetic jug indicates it meets ILSAC GF-4
and GF-3, and also SM/CF, SL, SJ, and SH.
In other words, it exceeds the requirements set by Hyundai.
I don't know who makes it; I've heard it was made by Quaker
State/Pennzoil, but can't confirm that.
John
> saw somewhere in one of these posts that someone is using Wal-Mart
> super-tech synthetic motor oil in his Hyundai. Any idea of who makes the
> Wally_world oil and if it is legal for warranty!!??
>
My 2005 Hyundai Accent requires oil that meets ILSAC GF-3 or API SJ, SL
or higher.
The Wal-Mart Super-tech full synthetic jug indicates it meets ILSAC GF-4
and GF-3, and also SM/CF, SL, SJ, and SH.
In other words, it exceeds the requirements set by Hyundai.
I don't know who makes it; I've heard it was made by Quaker
State/Pennzoil, but can't confirm that.
John
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Re: synthetic oil for 06 Sonata V-6
Deck wrote:
> saw somewhere in one of these posts that someone is using Wal-Mart
> super-tech synthetic motor oil in his Hyundai. Any idea of who makes the
> Wally_world oil and if it is legal for warranty!!??
>
My 2005 Hyundai Accent requires oil that meets ILSAC GF-3 or API SJ, SL
or higher.
The Wal-Mart Super-tech full synthetic jug indicates it meets ILSAC GF-4
and GF-3, and also SM/CF, SL, SJ, and SH.
In other words, it exceeds the requirements set by Hyundai.
I don't know who makes it; I've heard it was made by Quaker
State/Pennzoil, but can't confirm that.
John
> saw somewhere in one of these posts that someone is using Wal-Mart
> super-tech synthetic motor oil in his Hyundai. Any idea of who makes the
> Wally_world oil and if it is legal for warranty!!??
>
My 2005 Hyundai Accent requires oil that meets ILSAC GF-3 or API SJ, SL
or higher.
The Wal-Mart Super-tech full synthetic jug indicates it meets ILSAC GF-4
and GF-3, and also SM/CF, SL, SJ, and SH.
In other words, it exceeds the requirements set by Hyundai.
I don't know who makes it; I've heard it was made by Quaker
State/Pennzoil, but can't confirm that.
John
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Re: synthetic oil for 06 Sonata V-6
Deck wrote:
> saw somewhere in one of these posts that someone is using Wal-Mart
> super-tech synthetic motor oil in his Hyundai. Any idea of who makes the
> Wally_world oil and if it is legal for warranty!!??
>
My 2005 Hyundai Accent requires oil that meets ILSAC GF-3 or API SJ, SL
or higher.
The Wal-Mart Super-tech full synthetic jug indicates it meets ILSAC GF-4
and GF-3, and also SM/CF, SL, SJ, and SH.
In other words, it exceeds the requirements set by Hyundai.
I don't know who makes it; I've heard it was made by Quaker
State/Pennzoil, but can't confirm that.
John
> saw somewhere in one of these posts that someone is using Wal-Mart
> super-tech synthetic motor oil in his Hyundai. Any idea of who makes the
> Wally_world oil and if it is legal for warranty!!??
>
My 2005 Hyundai Accent requires oil that meets ILSAC GF-3 or API SJ, SL
or higher.
The Wal-Mart Super-tech full synthetic jug indicates it meets ILSAC GF-4
and GF-3, and also SM/CF, SL, SJ, and SH.
In other words, it exceeds the requirements set by Hyundai.
I don't know who makes it; I've heard it was made by Quaker
State/Pennzoil, but can't confirm that.
John
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Re: synthetic oil for 06 Sonata V-6
i use it, and it meets all requirments for warranty etc.
"Deck" <decan9@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> saw somewhere in one of these posts that someone is using Wal-Mart
> super-tech synthetic motor oil in his Hyundai. Any idea of who makes the
> Wally_world oil and if it is legal for warranty!!??
>
"Deck" <decan9@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> saw somewhere in one of these posts that someone is using Wal-Mart
> super-tech synthetic motor oil in his Hyundai. Any idea of who makes the
> Wally_world oil and if it is legal for warranty!!??
>
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Re: synthetic oil for 06 Sonata V-6
i use it, and it meets all requirments for warranty etc.
"Deck" <decan9@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> saw somewhere in one of these posts that someone is using Wal-Mart
> super-tech synthetic motor oil in his Hyundai. Any idea of who makes the
> Wally_world oil and if it is legal for warranty!!??
>
"Deck" <decan9@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> saw somewhere in one of these posts that someone is using Wal-Mart
> super-tech synthetic motor oil in his Hyundai. Any idea of who makes the
> Wally_world oil and if it is legal for warranty!!??
>
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Re: synthetic oil for 06 Sonata V-6
i use it, and it meets all requirments for warranty etc.
"Deck" <decan9@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> saw somewhere in one of these posts that someone is using Wal-Mart
> super-tech synthetic motor oil in his Hyundai. Any idea of who makes the
> Wally_world oil and if it is legal for warranty!!??
>
"Deck" <decan9@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> saw somewhere in one of these posts that someone is using Wal-Mart
> super-tech synthetic motor oil in his Hyundai. Any idea of who makes the
> Wally_world oil and if it is legal for warranty!!??
>
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Re: synthetic oil for 06 Sonata V-6
My tech 2000 jug said product of canada..
but the oils even recomended on driving television..
dont know who makes it though, maybye petro can????
"JPH" <jphagcanbereached@***.net> wrote in message
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> Deck wrote:
>> saw somewhere in one of these posts that someone is using Wal-Mart
>> super-tech synthetic motor oil in his Hyundai. Any idea of who makes the
>> Wally_world oil and if it is legal for warranty!!??
>>
> My 2005 Hyundai Accent requires oil that meets ILSAC GF-3 or API SJ, SL or
> higher.
> The Wal-Mart Super-tech full synthetic jug indicates it meets ILSAC GF-4
> and GF-3, and also SM/CF, SL, SJ, and SH.
> In other words, it exceeds the requirements set by Hyundai.
> I don't know who makes it; I've heard it was made by Quaker
> State/Pennzoil, but can't confirm that.
>
> John
but the oils even recomended on driving television..
dont know who makes it though, maybye petro can????
"JPH" <jphagcanbereached@***.net> wrote in message
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> Deck wrote:
>> saw somewhere in one of these posts that someone is using Wal-Mart
>> super-tech synthetic motor oil in his Hyundai. Any idea of who makes the
>> Wally_world oil and if it is legal for warranty!!??
>>
> My 2005 Hyundai Accent requires oil that meets ILSAC GF-3 or API SJ, SL or
> higher.
> The Wal-Mart Super-tech full synthetic jug indicates it meets ILSAC GF-4
> and GF-3, and also SM/CF, SL, SJ, and SH.
> In other words, it exceeds the requirements set by Hyundai.
> I don't know who makes it; I've heard it was made by Quaker
> State/Pennzoil, but can't confirm that.
>
> John
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Re: synthetic oil for 06 Sonata V-6
My tech 2000 jug said product of canada..
but the oils even recomended on driving television..
dont know who makes it though, maybye petro can????
"JPH" <jphagcanbereached@***.net> wrote in message
news:9HlVf.1206$IG.547@dukeread01...
> Deck wrote:
>> saw somewhere in one of these posts that someone is using Wal-Mart
>> super-tech synthetic motor oil in his Hyundai. Any idea of who makes the
>> Wally_world oil and if it is legal for warranty!!??
>>
> My 2005 Hyundai Accent requires oil that meets ILSAC GF-3 or API SJ, SL or
> higher.
> The Wal-Mart Super-tech full synthetic jug indicates it meets ILSAC GF-4
> and GF-3, and also SM/CF, SL, SJ, and SH.
> In other words, it exceeds the requirements set by Hyundai.
> I don't know who makes it; I've heard it was made by Quaker
> State/Pennzoil, but can't confirm that.
>
> John
but the oils even recomended on driving television..
dont know who makes it though, maybye petro can????
"JPH" <jphagcanbereached@***.net> wrote in message
news:9HlVf.1206$IG.547@dukeread01...
> Deck wrote:
>> saw somewhere in one of these posts that someone is using Wal-Mart
>> super-tech synthetic motor oil in his Hyundai. Any idea of who makes the
>> Wally_world oil and if it is legal for warranty!!??
>>
> My 2005 Hyundai Accent requires oil that meets ILSAC GF-3 or API SJ, SL or
> higher.
> The Wal-Mart Super-tech full synthetic jug indicates it meets ILSAC GF-4
> and GF-3, and also SM/CF, SL, SJ, and SH.
> In other words, it exceeds the requirements set by Hyundai.
> I don't know who makes it; I've heard it was made by Quaker
> State/Pennzoil, but can't confirm that.
>
> John
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Re: synthetic oil for 06 Sonata V-6
My tech 2000 jug said product of canada..
but the oils even recomended on driving television..
dont know who makes it though, maybye petro can????
"JPH" <jphagcanbereached@***.net> wrote in message
news:9HlVf.1206$IG.547@dukeread01...
> Deck wrote:
>> saw somewhere in one of these posts that someone is using Wal-Mart
>> super-tech synthetic motor oil in his Hyundai. Any idea of who makes the
>> Wally_world oil and if it is legal for warranty!!??
>>
> My 2005 Hyundai Accent requires oil that meets ILSAC GF-3 or API SJ, SL or
> higher.
> The Wal-Mart Super-tech full synthetic jug indicates it meets ILSAC GF-4
> and GF-3, and also SM/CF, SL, SJ, and SH.
> In other words, it exceeds the requirements set by Hyundai.
> I don't know who makes it; I've heard it was made by Quaker
> State/Pennzoil, but can't confirm that.
>
> John
but the oils even recomended on driving television..
dont know who makes it though, maybye petro can????
"JPH" <jphagcanbereached@***.net> wrote in message
news:9HlVf.1206$IG.547@dukeread01...
> Deck wrote:
>> saw somewhere in one of these posts that someone is using Wal-Mart
>> super-tech synthetic motor oil in his Hyundai. Any idea of who makes the
>> Wally_world oil and if it is legal for warranty!!??
>>
> My 2005 Hyundai Accent requires oil that meets ILSAC GF-3 or API SJ, SL or
> higher.
> The Wal-Mart Super-tech full synthetic jug indicates it meets ILSAC GF-4
> and GF-3, and also SM/CF, SL, SJ, and SH.
> In other words, it exceeds the requirements set by Hyundai.
> I don't know who makes it; I've heard it was made by Quaker
> State/Pennzoil, but can't confirm that.
>
> John
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Re: synthetic oil for 06 Sonata V-6
Deck wrote:
> saw somewhere in one of these posts that someone is using Wal-Mart
> super-tech synthetic motor oil in his Hyundai. Any idea of who makes the
> Wally_world oil and if it is legal for warranty!!??
I've used it in my Elantra. It's good oil and of course, like any API
certified oil, it meets or exceeds the warranty requirements. It's
produced my Warren Oil, a large blending/bottling house that produces
oils for major brand names. Oil analysis shows that it's comparable to
brand name synthetics.
> saw somewhere in one of these posts that someone is using Wal-Mart
> super-tech synthetic motor oil in his Hyundai. Any idea of who makes the
> Wally_world oil and if it is legal for warranty!!??
I've used it in my Elantra. It's good oil and of course, like any API
certified oil, it meets or exceeds the warranty requirements. It's
produced my Warren Oil, a large blending/bottling house that produces
oils for major brand names. Oil analysis shows that it's comparable to
brand name synthetics.
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Re: synthetic oil for 06 Sonata V-6
Deck wrote:
> saw somewhere in one of these posts that someone is using Wal-Mart
> super-tech synthetic motor oil in his Hyundai. Any idea of who makes the
> Wally_world oil and if it is legal for warranty!!??
I've used it in my Elantra. It's good oil and of course, like any API
certified oil, it meets or exceeds the warranty requirements. It's
produced my Warren Oil, a large blending/bottling house that produces
oils for major brand names. Oil analysis shows that it's comparable to
brand name synthetics.
> saw somewhere in one of these posts that someone is using Wal-Mart
> super-tech synthetic motor oil in his Hyundai. Any idea of who makes the
> Wally_world oil and if it is legal for warranty!!??
I've used it in my Elantra. It's good oil and of course, like any API
certified oil, it meets or exceeds the warranty requirements. It's
produced my Warren Oil, a large blending/bottling house that produces
oils for major brand names. Oil analysis shows that it's comparable to
brand name synthetics.
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Re: synthetic oil for 06 Sonata V-6
Deck wrote:
> saw somewhere in one of these posts that someone is using Wal-Mart
> super-tech synthetic motor oil in his Hyundai. Any idea of who makes the
> Wally_world oil and if it is legal for warranty!!??
I've used it in my Elantra. It's good oil and of course, like any API
certified oil, it meets or exceeds the warranty requirements. It's
produced my Warren Oil, a large blending/bottling house that produces
oils for major brand names. Oil analysis shows that it's comparable to
brand name synthetics.
> saw somewhere in one of these posts that someone is using Wal-Mart
> super-tech synthetic motor oil in his Hyundai. Any idea of who makes the
> Wally_world oil and if it is legal for warranty!!??
I've used it in my Elantra. It's good oil and of course, like any API
certified oil, it meets or exceeds the warranty requirements. It's
produced my Warren Oil, a large blending/bottling house that produces
oils for major brand names. Oil analysis shows that it's comparable to
brand name synthetics.
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Re: synthetic oil for 06 Sonata V-6
Brian Nystrom wrote:
> Deck wrote:
>
>> saw somewhere in one of these posts that someone is using Wal-Mart
>> super-tech synthetic motor oil in his Hyundai. Any idea of who makes the
>> Wally_world oil and if it is legal for warranty!!??
>
>
> I've used it in my Elantra. It's good oil and of course, like any API
> certified oil, it meets or exceeds the warranty requirements. It's
> produced my Warren Oil, a large blending/bottling house that produces
> oils for major brand names. Oil analysis shows that it's comparable to
> brand name synthetics.
Wal-Mart Supertech oil filters are junk, see below and other places:
http://www.ntpog.org/reviews/filters/filters.shtml
Maybe the Supertech oil is good, maybe it isn't. Most things at
Wal-Mart are less expensive for a reason, and that reason is that most
of their stuff is junk. Look at tools or most anything else and compare
it to real quality tools, etc. Brand name products should be the same
whether bought at Wally World or elsewhere, but buying generic store
brand stuff is a crap shoot in my opinion. However, it is your car,
Deck, so do what you wish.
Matt
> Deck wrote:
>
>> saw somewhere in one of these posts that someone is using Wal-Mart
>> super-tech synthetic motor oil in his Hyundai. Any idea of who makes the
>> Wally_world oil and if it is legal for warranty!!??
>
>
> I've used it in my Elantra. It's good oil and of course, like any API
> certified oil, it meets or exceeds the warranty requirements. It's
> produced my Warren Oil, a large blending/bottling house that produces
> oils for major brand names. Oil analysis shows that it's comparable to
> brand name synthetics.
Wal-Mart Supertech oil filters are junk, see below and other places:
http://www.ntpog.org/reviews/filters/filters.shtml
Maybe the Supertech oil is good, maybe it isn't. Most things at
Wal-Mart are less expensive for a reason, and that reason is that most
of their stuff is junk. Look at tools or most anything else and compare
it to real quality tools, etc. Brand name products should be the same
whether bought at Wally World or elsewhere, but buying generic store
brand stuff is a crap shoot in my opinion. However, it is your car,
Deck, so do what you wish.
Matt
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Re: synthetic oil for 06 Sonata V-6
Brian Nystrom wrote:
> Deck wrote:
>
>> saw somewhere in one of these posts that someone is using Wal-Mart
>> super-tech synthetic motor oil in his Hyundai. Any idea of who makes the
>> Wally_world oil and if it is legal for warranty!!??
>
>
> I've used it in my Elantra. It's good oil and of course, like any API
> certified oil, it meets or exceeds the warranty requirements. It's
> produced my Warren Oil, a large blending/bottling house that produces
> oils for major brand names. Oil analysis shows that it's comparable to
> brand name synthetics.
Wal-Mart Supertech oil filters are junk, see below and other places:
http://www.ntpog.org/reviews/filters/filters.shtml
Maybe the Supertech oil is good, maybe it isn't. Most things at
Wal-Mart are less expensive for a reason, and that reason is that most
of their stuff is junk. Look at tools or most anything else and compare
it to real quality tools, etc. Brand name products should be the same
whether bought at Wally World or elsewhere, but buying generic store
brand stuff is a crap shoot in my opinion. However, it is your car,
Deck, so do what you wish.
Matt
> Deck wrote:
>
>> saw somewhere in one of these posts that someone is using Wal-Mart
>> super-tech synthetic motor oil in his Hyundai. Any idea of who makes the
>> Wally_world oil and if it is legal for warranty!!??
>
>
> I've used it in my Elantra. It's good oil and of course, like any API
> certified oil, it meets or exceeds the warranty requirements. It's
> produced my Warren Oil, a large blending/bottling house that produces
> oils for major brand names. Oil analysis shows that it's comparable to
> brand name synthetics.
Wal-Mart Supertech oil filters are junk, see below and other places:
http://www.ntpog.org/reviews/filters/filters.shtml
Maybe the Supertech oil is good, maybe it isn't. Most things at
Wal-Mart are less expensive for a reason, and that reason is that most
of their stuff is junk. Look at tools or most anything else and compare
it to real quality tools, etc. Brand name products should be the same
whether bought at Wally World or elsewhere, but buying generic store
brand stuff is a crap shoot in my opinion. However, it is your car,
Deck, so do what you wish.
Matt