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Weight ( Grade ) of oil from factory ??

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Every Cayman uses a different grade of oil, recommended by the technician that assembled the engine by hand and after running a drip down test to determine exactly which grade will flow 1 liter in 1 minute at 1 bar of pressure at 100 degrees C.
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Run drip down

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Every Cayman uses a different grade of oil, recommended by the technician that assembled the engine by hand and after running a drip down test to determine exactly which grade will flow 1 liter in 1 minute at 1 bar of pressure at 100 degrees C.
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Weight ( Grade ) of oil from factory ??

Use different grade of oil

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Every Cayman uses a different grade of oil, recommended by the technician that assembled the engine by hand and after running a drip down test to determine exactly which grade will flow 1 liter in 1 minute at 1 bar of pressure at 100 degrees C.
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Every Cayman uses a different grade of oil, recommended by the technician that assembled the engine by hand and after running a drip down test to determine exactly which grade will flow 1 liter in 1 minute at 1 bar of pressure at 100 degrees C.
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Weight ( Grade ) of oil from factory ??

Run drip down

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Every Cayman uses a different grade of oil, recommended by the technician that assembled the engine by hand and after running a drip down test to determine exactly which grade will flow 1 liter in 1 minute at 1 bar of pressure at 100 degrees C.
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Weight ( Grade ) of oil from factory ??

Use different grade of oil

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Every Cayman uses a different grade of oil, recommended by the technician that assembled the engine by hand and after running a drip down test to determine exactly which grade will flow 1 liter in 1 minute at 1 bar of pressure at 100 degrees C.
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POST 1Original post

HI As a new owner I would like to have some oil on hand if needed before the first oil change . What Grade of Mobile 1 do the cars come with from the factory . TIA Joe Parisi Salem Ma . :dance::thanks:

POST 2Original post

Mobil 1 0w - 40

POST 3Original post

Every Cayman uses a different grade of oil, recommended by the technician that assembled the engine by hand and after running a drip down test to determine exactly which grade will flow 1 liter in 1 minute at 1 bar of pressure at 100 degrees C. That's why they don't put the oil grade in the owners manual. OK, that was mean.... I'm just kidding..... I figured having a little fun would take the edge off of the barrage of people who are about to tell you to look in the manual. If you do, you'll find that Porsche recommends 0w-40 Mobil 1. Welcome to the ownership club.

POST 4Original post

THANKS !!!! No more dumb newbie ??? Hi Thanks for the help. Love the engine story. Joe Parisi. Salem , Ma

POST 5Original post

Hold On................. I Gave a Clear and Concise Answer.......... You (GB) are Just being Horrid, .................?

POST 6Original post

Cool. Glad you recieved my humor the way it was intended.... :cheers: Welcome to the NE group too. We are pretty active, but I thnk our get togethers down in the CT/NY area are a bit far for our MA members. Maybe you guys can help us orgainze some nice rides in your neck of the woods. Yes, you did.... You beat me to it while I was typing and messed up my whole joke....

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