What is the service interval for Nissan 0w20 Super Fully Synthetic oil?
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Nissan 0w20 Super Fully Synthetic oil has a service interval of 10,000 kilometers. Fully synthetic oil change intervals: Fully synthetic oil should generally be changed every 12 months, or approximately every 10,000 kilometers based on mileage. However, the oil change interval is also related to the engine's operating conditions. For example, if the engine has minor oil burning issues, the oil change interval should be shortened. Precautions for oil changes: When changing the oil, it's best to replace the oil filter as well to prevent accumulated impurities from causing blockages; The oil pan drain plug should be replaced with each oil change; It's recommended to choose multi-grade oil as it provides better engine protection with its fuel-saving properties and extended service life.
I've been driving a Nissan for almost fifteen years, always using 0W20 full synthetic oil. This oil is quite durable, and it's generally time for a change every 10,000 kilometers. But don't rigidly stick to the numbers. For instance, if I frequently drive long distances on highways where oil degradation is slower, stretching it to 15,000 kilometers is fine. However, if you're constantly stuck in city traffic with frequent starts and stops, you should change it around 8,000 kilometers. Otherwise, you might notice the engine getting louder or fuel consumption increasing. Remember to regularly check the dipstick—if the oil color darkens or you see metal particles, it's time to act. Veteran drivers advise not to push oil change intervals too far; prioritizing safety also helps protect engine longevity.
