Can I Still Drive When the Car Reminds Me to Change the Oil?

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SanRemington
07/29/25 5:03pm
Can I Still Drive When the Car Reminds Me to Change the Oil? You can still drive when the car reminds you to change the oil. Below are some relevant introductions about oil selection: 1. Engine Oil: The choice of engine oil should be based on the requirements of the engine. There is no need to use overly advanced oil in engines with lower requirements, nor should lower-grade oil be used in engines with higher requirements. 2. Multi-Grade Oil: Multi-grade oil should be chosen whenever possible. Due to its fuel-saving properties, long lifespan, and high efficiency, multi-grade oil provides better protection for the engine. Based on the characteristics of multi-grade oil, phenomena such as premature darkening and lower oil pressure compared to regular oil may occur during use, both of which are normal. 3. Oil Quality: Some domestic brand oils are of quite good quality and are priced significantly lower than similar imported products, making them a reliable choice.
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