what type of oil should i use for hyundai sonata 2017

Asked by GuruDLW7G Aug 26, 2017 at 10:29 AM about the 2017 Hyundai Sonata Sport FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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Possibly SAE 5W-20. Consult your owner's manual. The correct oil will be shown there. Also, the oil filler cap will usually indicate the correct oil for your Sonata.

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The owners manual just states the quantity & it’s opinion to use quacker oil but no oil type & also the cap doesn’t show the type. I would recommend 5w- 20. That’s if you haven’t called where you bought it but the dealership should assist w/ the oil type.

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It depends on what size engine you have. If you have a 1.6 the owners manual says 5w-30, 5w-40. For a 2.0, it's anywhere from 20w-50, to a 5w-30-5w-40. For a 2.4, it says 10w-30, 5w-20, or 5w-30

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I have a 2016 sonata hybrid 2.0L. book says 5w20 or 5w30 down to -30F. The fill cap says 5w20. Capacity is 4.3 quarts.

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