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I've done it already. Changed the oil in my bride's Toyota Highlander yesterday. Toyota recommends 0W20. Thought I had a full 5 quart jug of Mobil 1 but it only had 3 quarts so I finished it up with Royal Purple 0W20 that I had used in my 2020 GMC and had a couple quarts left over. Is this a problem. Google has opinions both ways.
Patriotism (and religion) is the last refuge of a scoundrel.
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These premises insured by a Sheltie in Training ,--- and Cooey.o
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Unless the Toyota objected as you were pouring it into the crankcase, no problem. 
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Both are fully synthetic bases so no compatibility problems.
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The old story of using a different oil came about when detergent oils were new.
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Nothing to lose any sleep over.
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Unless the Toyota objected as you were pouring it into the crankcase, no problem. The Toyota didn't complain but that damn cartridge filter is a step backwards as far as I'm concerned. I didn't know what kind of filter it had for a couple of years because they changed the oil at no charge for the first 5 changes. When I started changing it I found the ears on the plastic cover had been stripped off at some point so I figure they just quit changing the filter. I bought a metal replacement cover and got a friend to get the plastic one off for me. My 2020 GMC and 2005 Tundra both have spin on filters.
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I've done it already. Changed the oil in my bride's Toyota Highlander yesterday. Toyota recommends 0W20. Thought I had a full 5 quart jug of Mobil 1 but it only had 3 quarts so I finished it up with Royal Purple 0W20 that I had used in my 2020 GMC and had a couple quarts left over. Is this a problem. Google has opinions both ways. Mix the two in a snall cup and see if there is any reaction or issues.
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