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Old 07-07-2018, 07:00 PM   #4
axis earl
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Brand: Thor Motor Coach
Model: S.O.B.
State: California
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Originally Posted by skiptut View Post
Can't seem to find requirements for type and weight of oil to use. I plan to do my own oil changes for both as long as it doesn't cancel the warranty. Ideas and info needed.
I would stick with what the oil weight on the oil filler cap of your v-10 calls for. Ours on the Axis calls for 5-30. I use Mobil 1 full synthetic and have been using K&N oil filters. The generator specs by Cummins/Onan call for 30 weight in climates under 100 degrees and 15-40 for those over. 15-40 full synthetic is getting harder to find but I ordered a case on Amazon by Royal Purple. There are many others that offer "blends". As far as going with heavier weights for your v-10 because you are driving into a "hotter" climate, I don't make decisions like I did 40 years ago because I believe engineering has made enough improvements that I stick with the recommended oil specs. Many of the oil weights we used in our cars 40-50 years ago aren't even on the shelves anymore and there are some on the shelf that we didn't even think about.
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