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Ok so I kno that pretty much all Honda's require 10-40 wt oil but is it safe to use 10-30 also and just exactly what is the differences in oil wts?? I kno that they are different thickness and things for winter vs summer but what's the other differences besides the whole semi synthetic and full synthetic?? Help would be appreciated .. thanks

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