With the current USD exchange rate (September 2013) Case approaching Rp 12,000 / 1 USD, then almost certainly our car oil prices, will rise again. According to some traders, kira2 2 months if the exchange rate is still like this, guaranteed price of oil, etc. will be stable raised. Today was some traders who are out of stock, has raised the price of oil, because the price of the distributors have gone up. In response, I became re curious, whether oil change periods per 10,000 miles can be used to save? Some APM, such as Nissan, Toyota, Honda, Mitsubishi, had a few moments ago to run an oil change periods per 10,000 miles. Later, they returned recommend per 5000 km, if the car we face the following things: frequently used short distances, less than 20 minutes per trip, often face severe congestion, lifting heavy loads, these bad roads and dusty. Well, if such criteria, most cars in Indonesia need to change oil per 5000 miles dong ... After curious and browsing here and there, can finally some more plausible explanation, among others: 1. Oil change interval is calculated based on the CLOCK MACHINE. What is a clock machine? Hours engine means how long the duration of your car's engine is on. So it is no longer based on mileage. Oil in your car is designed to be used for approximately 220 hours. Then how is it calculated? It was easy, look rata2 speed of your car, then multiply by 220 hours, it will be obtained in kilometers how the oil needs to be replaced. Example: X-Trail is often used out of town Bdg-Jkt, both within the city they will be around 180 km, if the travel time of 3 hours, then excl. rata2 is 180 miles / 3 hours = 60 km / h. Then the oil change interval is 60 km / jx 220 hours = 13200 km X-Trail used Bekasi-Jkt ,, both city distance of 30 km, and takes about 3 hours too, then kec.rata2 is 30km / 3h = 10 km / h. Then the oil change interval is 10 km / jx 220 hours = 2200 km. From the two examples above seem to differ once the oil change period, as the case that both suffered severe misfire (severe condition). 2. Oil change interval is calculated based on the TYPE OIL. Type oil here can be divided into 3 kinds: Mineral Oil, Semi-synthetic oil, and Fully Synthetic Oil (100% Synthetic). Oil producers rata2 have all 3 of the oil product range. For example: Shell HX-3 (mineral), HX-7 (semisyn), HX8 / Ultra (fullysyn). Total 20W-50 (mineral), Total10W-40 (semisyn), Total5W-40 (fullysyn). Posts kind of oil is always there in every packing oil. If the oil producers simply write "synthetic" means it is a semi-synthetic, sometimes they also wrote "synthetic technology" or "synthetic blend", all the same including semisyn category. Usually the direction of Fully Synthetic, the more dilute the oil. If you use mineral oil, then a maximum of 3000 km, should be replaced. If you use a semi-synthetic oil, then a maximum of 7000 km, should be replaced. If you use fully-synthetic oil, then the maximum 12000 miles, must be replaced. 3. Oil change interval is calculated based on engine RPM. The point? This is my own invention heck .. hehehe ... If you use the X-Trail, at a speed of 100 km / h, the engine RPM is 2500 rpm. Meanwhile, if you use Avanza 1.3 VVT-i, at a speed of 100 km / h, the engine RPM is much higher at 3500 rpm. It turns out that remained good oil in the X-Trail up to 5000 km, in Avanza (dg oil brands and the same spec) already feel less comfortable at 3500 miles. Please concluded itself yes .... The count like this: 2500 rpm / 3500rpm = 0.715, if the same oil in the X-Trail replaced per 5000 km, then at Avanza 1.3, the replacement: 5000km x 0715 = 3575 km. Incidentally now in magazine Autobild, given data2 how RPM at a speed of 100 km / h, then the data can be used to calculate the oil change period as well. 4. Oil change interval is calculated based on the Oil Age. Age oil herein is calculated by the on-board computer that is dimobil2 upscale. Car manufacturers have a calculation method based on the Oil Age, the number of times the engine is off-switched, how long the engine ignition, oil temperature upon use, viscosity and oil slippage, etc. Essentially we as users stay adherents car, if it's time oil change, then there will be an indicator light that lights on the dashboard. This method is most comfortable and easy. Unfortunately at the Nissan X-Trail yet this feature. So my sharing, may add insight about the turn of oil. If membca this article and you add a headache, then just follow the one recommendation from the car manufacturer or car repair shop you trust.
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