GM Standard GM6094M for motor oil

Tazz602 · Post by **Tazz602** » Wed Aug 31, 2005 4:33 am

The 05 Vibe owners manual specifically states that I should only use oil that meets GM6094M standard and has the API starburst symbol on the container.Bottom line question for me on this is - how important is it to get this "GM" certified oil when this is a Toyota engine?? What does the Matrix manual say to use for oil? I ask because the only 5w-30 weight oil my local Grease-N-Go has is Valvoline - and they have been doing minor maintenance like this on my cars for years and I trust their work - so it seems stupid that I'm looking for a GM specification for a Toyota engine and not able to use people I trust to work on my car.Thoughts? If I'm changing my oil on schedule and not driving in races should it be an issue?

drunkenmaxx · Post by **drunkenmaxx** » Wed Aug 31, 2005 5:13 am

reading way to into it man. if it's for gasoline engines and is 5w-30, everything be ok!however, make sure to check your blinker fluid.

BOZACK · Post by **BOZACK** » Wed Aug 31, 2005 6:12 am

Quote, originally posted by drunkenvibe Â»reading way to into it man. if it's for gasoline engines and is 5w-30, everything be ok!however, make sure to check your blinker fluid.Thanks, Drunken. I just ran out and checked my blinker fluid. Damn, if it was not almost empty. That was a close one.

Tazz602 · Post by **Tazz602** » Wed Aug 31, 2005 6:34 am

What about the AAA batteries for the dashboard lights?

Tazz602 · Post by **Tazz602** » Wed Aug 31, 2005 9:39 am

Thanks all - common sense got back control - I just wanted to do right by my new obsession - first oil change and all -

GM Standard GM6094M for motor oil

GM Standard GM6094M for motor oil

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