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Hello

I have just bought a 2005 Previa with 150k on the clock.

The previous owner used synthetic oil, but due to cost I was wondering if i could get away with semi synthetic oil?

thanks a lot

Bob


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Toyota engines are superb. They last a very long time if looked after. I’d stick with synthetic oil.

Posted
6 hours ago, Paulscarbs said:

Toyota engines are superb. They last a very long time if looked after. I’d stick with synthetic oil.

Long time no hear, Paul...lol

BUT...I agree...I'd always use fully sythentic..in fact just had oil/filter change today..5w/30 fully synthetic as usual


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18 hours ago, RUToyota said:

Long time no hear, Paul...lol

BUT...I agree...I'd always use fully sythentic..in fact just had oil/filter change today..5w/30 fully synthetic as usual

Hello Neil,

Another year, another service! Well done on keeping your Estima in tip top condition.

Unfortunately, I had to get rid of mine last as the family continued to grow which meant camping trips and family visits were a very tight squeeze with luggage included - despite the Estima’s cavernous boot! I still hang in here and on other forums though (trolling mostly!) I see this as a positive thing. I’ve been able to help other owners out like I too was helped many years ago when I owned a Mk1.

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Hi Paul....yep...4 years now...how time flies.

That's a shame...but totally understand...sometimes things change and you just gotta change with them.

I think are quite a few out there that have benefitted from your experience and knowledge, Paul.

Who knows...you may return to the fold in years to come.

Good luck...and keep trolling...lol

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