Penzoil Start/Stop Protection

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Wow 0w20 is a light oil. Not sure what stop/start protection could possibly mean in practice that normal engine oil doesn't do.
 
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I'm not a fan of light oils used for CAFE numbers. Some Toyota and Honda four-cylinder vehicles require SAE viscosity 0W16 oil.
 
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joeb427 said:
I'm not a fan of light oils used for CAFE numbers. Some Toyota and Honda four-cylinder vehicles require SAE viscosity 0W16 oil.
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Wow - and I thought 0W-20 was thin..... I have never heard of it until we bought our C-Max. I'd never heard of 0W-16 until your post.
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