Will mobil 1 advanced full synthetic motor oil work in an xr200r honda dirtbike?
Will mobil 1 advanced full synthetic motor oil work in an xr200r honda dirtbike?
Sure, absolutely, you could use it in your lawn mower too if you wish. Great stuff.
I think there's no problem with that except its expensive, and you can't get around changing the oil frequently in a single cylinder dirtbike, really, after every hard ride is best imo.
This is all about Mobil 1 motorcycle oil.
http://www.mobil.com/USA-English/Lubes/PDS/NAUSENPVLMOMobil_1_Motorcycle_Oils.aspx
As long as your clutch can handle it…
Some don't like synthetics.
- Why do people get mad over the fact that their cars require full synthetic oil? I work as a mechanic and found some people do not like the fact 2010 and up toyotas and Hondas and almost all 2014 cars and European cars require full synthetic oil. A majority of the anger comes towards toyotas and Hondas. Despite me explaining the increased intervals, they still get angered at the fact. Is it just me or does less time doing oil changes that save you more money in the long run end up coming out cheaper despite the increased price and why would they be angry saving money?
- Is going from synthetic oil in my '03 HOnda Hybrid to regular oil bad? Over 100K miles, always used synthetic oil. Took the car to my mechanic to have brakes checked, and he thought the oil looked dirty so he drained it and put in regular oil. Now I'm concerned about my engine. Advice please? I do not know what kind of regular oil he put in.
- I want to put synthetic oil in my outboard motor? I bought a small outboard motor from a friend a 5 horse, power Honda, I need to change the oil and want to use synthetic oil,(I plan to keep it for a while)has anyone used it in a outboard motor? I'm an occasional boater i'm looking for pro's and con I guess thanks
- If in the owners manual it says I should use 5W-20 motor oil, can I use 10W-40 motor oil instead? I have a 2009 Honda Fit. I just recently bought 10W-40 and when I got home to put oil in the manual said 5W-20. What's the difference? And is it okay if I still use the 10W-40?