Engine Oil Forum Forum - Recent Posts https://forum.engineoiljournal.com/community/ Engine Oil Forum Discussion Board en-US Tue, 06 Oct 2026 19:50:09 +0000 wpForo 60 Oil capacity including oil filter https://forum.engineoiljournal.com/community/engine-oil-basics-maintenance/oil-capacity-including-oil-filter/#post-7 Sat, 26 Sep 2026 01:52:29 +0000 I have a Gravely zero turn with a Briggs and Straton V twin 500cc  engine I have seen the oil capacity is Typically 48 oz or 64 oz (1.42 L or 1.89 L) However it is not clear if this includes changing the oil filter.  So my question would be, Are the figures 1.42 L without the oil filter being changed and the extra 0.47 L to include the oil filters capacity or What is the best volume for an oil change including the new oil filter?

]]> Rasilon https://forum.engineoiljournal.com/community/engine-oil-basics-maintenance/oil-capacity-including-oil-filter/#post-7 3.0TT HURRICANE ENGINES OIL VISCOSITY 0-20 and 0-30 https://forum.engineoiljournal.com/community/new-member-introductions/3-0tt-hurricane-engines-oil-viscosity-0-20-and-0-30/#post-1 Wed, 14 Jan 2026 04:02:35 +0000 I own a 2025 Wagoneer L. There has been big discussions on oil engine weight. The factory calls for 0-20 for the SO AND 0-40 for the HO. The internals in both engines are nearly identical. My question is those are high performance engines. I own the SO ENGINE 0-20 engine oil, I pull a 30’ 7800lb travel trailer. I think the 0-20 oil is tp thin to use. I want to use the 0-30. Jeep has gotten people scared to make the switch.. claiming it will do engine damage. I find it hard to believe.. I know the tolerances are tight but I don’t think changing oil weight will hurt.. 

I see the engine oil journal and it blew my mind reading that you say 0-30 is the proper oil to use.. PLEASE HELP ME OUT FIGURE WHAT IS GOOD OR BAD..

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