Is it good to use Castrol Oil (magnetic 10w-40) for honda accord 2003 Lx 2.4?

I need to change the engine oil of my Honda accord 2003 Lx 2.4 and i want the best castrol oil to use for the best performance.Is it good to use Castrol Oil magnetic 10w-40 for honda accord 2003 Lx 2.4

Yes, if it is the right viscosity. 10w-40 is too heavy/thick for your car. This is used for much older cars with high mileage.

You'll need 0w-20, or 5w-20. Yes Castrol is a good brand.

The Best one will the full synthetic oil.

Wrong viscosity. Honda prefers 0W-20 but will take 5W-20. Using a different viscosity can set off a check engine light and cause other engine problems. Read these two articles on what happens when you use the wrong viscosity

http://ricksfreeautorepairadvice.com/motor-oil-viscosity-warning/

http://ricksfreeautorepairadvice.com/what-oil-should-you-use/

Its Magnatec… Magnetic. Lol

Yeah, the Magnatec is just a big fancy word to sound neat.

You make a great choice of Castrol oil. I've used Castrol for over 20 years, when I put it into my little Honda motorcycle, and noticed a big difference in its performance.

Best to use synthetic, it costs little more, but will work better for the engine. It is more expensive, so you can even buy part synthetic, which is mix of normal oil and synthetic. But if you can, it's better to go with full synthetic.

Walmart has a good deal on changing oil for synthetic for $55.
I go there and never have to get my hands dirty again. They have Castrol synthetic, too.

Sure, Castrol makes about the best product in the business. The only thing better would be to use a full synthetic.