What is the difference between 0w30 and 5w40?
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0w30 and 5w40 differ in the following ways: 1. Both specifications have the same viscosity grade at 100°C. 2. The main difference lies in the low-temperature flowability indicated by the number before the W. 3. The smaller the number before the W, the better the low-temperature performance, which represents the low-temperature viscosity grade. 4. The larger the number after the W, the higher the viscosity of the oil, indicating the high-temperature viscosity grade. Here is some additional information about oil viscosity: 1. Oil viscosity index can be divided into three levels. 2. 35 to 80 is considered medium viscosity index oil. 3. 80 to 110 is high viscosity index oil. 4. Above 110 is ultra-high viscosity index oil.