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Use what you want. Use dino if you want, use synthetic, use nissan, use racing oil... Main point to it is to change it when you're supposed to (as either
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Use what you want. Use dino if you want, use synthetic, use nissan, use racing oil...
Main point to it is to change it when you're supposed to (as either indicated by the manual or by oil analysis) If Nissan was specific to the oil you put in, they would spec it in the manual - not just "recommend" their own oil. Last edited by kannibul; 08-17-2009 at 10:46 PM. |
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