0w20 is a designation of the weight of oil. The 0 means it flows easily at cold tempertures. The 20 means it becomes a 20 weight oil at full operating tempertures. The w stands for winter.
SAE 40 has a higher viscosity.
SAE 40 has a higher viscosity.
society of automotive engineers SAE oil ratings. for example , SAE-20
Yes, SAE 10W-30 and SAE 0W-20 motor oils can be mixed, as both are multi-viscosity oils and compatible in terms of chemical composition. However, mixing them may alter the overall viscosity, potentially affecting engine performance and protection. It's generally recommended to stick to one oil type for optimal engine health and performance. Always consult your vehicle's owner manual for the best oil recommendations.
Im not 100% sure but its a call, Yes 2t oil is SAE 30 since its thicker than ATF(SAE 20).
Check out this URL: http://www.upmpg.com/tech_articles/motoroil_viscosity/ I believe your question will be answered there.
SAE 5w-20.
sae 20 - 50
toyota oil SAE 5W-20 0R 0W-20 5.7 L ENGINE SAE 5W-30 4.0 L & 4.7 L ENGINE
The 'W' stands for WINTER. It does not stand for weight. What would the oil be weighing? 12oz of 10w-30 weighs the same as 12oz of 5w-20. It is related to the cold temperature viscosity of the product. A multi-viscosity oil, 5W-20 for example, will perform like an SAE 5 product when cold and a SAE 20 product when hot. And as a bit of additional info, oils are not 'weighted' they are graded. SAE grades the oil.. SAE 5, 20, 30..
20!
5w-20Correct answer:5W-30, or 10W-30. Never use 5W-20 in a Honda.The above answer is only partially correct. The correct weight that Honda recommends for the 1993 Honda Accord is SAE 5w-30. Starting in 2001 Honda switched to SAE 5w-20, and starting in 2011 they changed it to SAE 0w-20. Use exactly what Honda recommends for you 1993 which is SAE 5w-30.