ASM Engine Oil Quick Reference Chart(Complete Guide)

The ASM engine oil quick reference chart is a tabular guide developed by ASM (Automotive Service Management) that outlines the recommended engine oil types for different vehicle makes and models. It’s commonly used in workshops and garages to simplify oil selection during servicing.

ASM Engine Oil Quick Reference Chart

Engine/Equipment TypeRecommended Oil Grade (SAE)Oil TypeViscosityOperating Temp RangeOil Change IntervalNotes
Lawn Mowers (Push/Riding)SAE 30 / 10W-30 / 5W-30Synthetic/ConventionalMedium/Thin40°F and above (SAE 30)
0°F to 100°F (10W-30)
Every 25-50 hours or annuallyUse 5W-30 for better cold-starts
Tractors (Compact/Utility)15W-40 / 10W-30Synthetic Diesel OilThick/Medium-20°F to 120°F+Every 100-200 hoursUse CJ-4 or CK-4 certified oils
Generators10W-30 / 5W-30SyntheticMedium/Thin-20°F to 100°FEvery 100 hours or seasonallyCheck for inverter vs conventional engine
ATVs/UTVs10W-40 / 5W-40SyntheticMedium-10°F to 100°FEvery 100 hours or 6 monthsEnsure JASO MA/MA2 compatibility
Motorcycles (4-stroke)10W-40 / 20W-50Synthetic Motorcycle OilMedium/Thick30°F to 120°FEvery 3,000 to 5,000 milesUse motorcycle-specific oil for wet clutches
Diesel Trucks (Light/Heavy Duty)15W-40 / 5W-40Synthetic Diesel OilThick-10°F to 120°F+Every 5,000 to 10,000 milesUse API CK-4/CJ-4 compliant oil
Gasoline Cars & Trucks5W-30 / 0W-20SyntheticThin-30°F to 100°F+Every 5,000 to 7,500 milesCheck owner’s manual for OEM spec
Snowblowers5W-30 / 0W-30SyntheticThin-30°F to 40°FEvery season or 25 hoursCold-weather startup protection
Pressure WashersSAE 30 / 10W-30Synthetic/ConventionalMedium40°F and aboveEvery season or 50 hoursAvoid multi-viscosity in some pumps
Marine Engines (4-stroke)10W-30 / 25W-40Marine Synthetic OilMedium30°F to 100°F+Every season or 100 hoursUse NMMA FC-W certified oil

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Specific Vehicle Engine Oil Specifications (2006–2024)

1. Compact & Sedan Models

ModelYearsEngineCylDisplacementOil TypeCapacity (with filter)
Corolla2006–20111ZZ-FE41.8LN (5W-30)4.4 qt
2009–20182ZR-FE41.8LN/S (5W-20) or S (0W-20)4.4 qt
2019–20242ZR-FE (M20A-FKS)42.0LS (0W-16)4.4 qt
Camry2006–20112AZ-FE42.4LN/S (5W-20)4.5 qt
2012–20172AR-FE42.5LS (0W-20)4.7 qt
2018–2024A25A-FKS42.5LS (0W-16)5.0 qt
Prius2006–20152ZR-FXE41.8LS (0W-20)4.4 qt
2016–20242ZR-FXE (hybrid)41.8LS (0W-16)4.4 qt

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2. SUVs & Crossovers

ModelYearsEngineCylDisplacementOil TypeCapacity
RAV42006–20122AZ-FE42.4LN/S (5W-20)4.0 qt
2013–20182AR-FE42.5LS (0W-20)4.7 qt
2019–2024A25A-FKS42.5LS (0W-16)5.0 qt
Highlander2006–20132GR-FE63.5LN (5W-30)6.4 qt
2014–20242GR-FKS63.5LS (0W-20)6.4 qt
4Runner2006–20091GR-FE64.0LN (5W-30)5.5 qt
2010–20241GR-FE64.0LS (0W-20)6.6 qt

3. Trucks & Full-Size SUVs

ModelYearsEngineCylDisplacementOil TypeCapacity
Tacoma2006–20152TR-FE42.7LN/S (5W-20)6.1 qt
2016–20242GR-FKS63.5LS (0W-20)6.2 qt
Tundra2006–20213UR-FE85.7LN/S (5W-20)7.4–7.9 qt
2022–2024V35A-FTS (TT V6)63.5LS (0W-20)8.0 qt
Sequoia2006–20223UR-FE85.7LN/S (5W-20)7.4–7.9 qt
2023–2024V35A-FTS (TT V6)63.5LS (0W-20)8.0 qt

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4. Lexus Models (Common)

ModelYearsEngineOil TypeCapacity
RX 3502006–20152GR-FEN (5W-30) → S (0W-20)6.4 qt
2016–20242GR-FKSS (0W-20)6.4 qt
GX 4602010–20241UR-FES (0W-20)7.9 qt
LX 5702006–20213UR-FEN/S (5W-20)7.4–7.9 qt
2022–2024V35A-FTSS (0W-20)8.0 qt

NOTE:

CodeMeaningChange Interval
SSynthetic oil only10,000 mi / 12 months
S !!!Synthetic oil only (with 5K interval)5,000 mi / 6 months
NNon-synthetic (conventional) oil only5,000 mi / 6 months
N/SConventional oil recommended / 0W-20 synthetic oil optional 5,000 mi / 6 months

General ASM Oil Change Guidelines

  1. Always use OEM oil filters (Toyota/Lexus).
  2. Check dipstick level after filling (some models require overfill for proper lubrication).
  3. Reset oil maintenance light (if applicable).
  4. Flex-fuel (E85) vehicles require 2,500-mile oil changes.
  5. Off-road or heavy towing? Consider 5,000-mile intervals even with synthetic

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Benefits of Using the ASM Engine Oil Quick Reference Chart

Saves Time

Mechanics and vehicle owners no longer need to sift through manuals or perform deep dives into spec sheets.

Ensures Accuracy

Ensures the correct oil grade and type is selected, reducing the risk of engine wear or failure.

Improves Engine Performance

Right oil = less friction = better performance. Simple math.

Prevents Warranty Voids

Sticking to the chart means staying within manufacturer guidelines and protecting warranties.

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Common Mistakes to Avoid When Using the Chart

1. Assuming One Oil Fits All

Even within the same brand, oil requirements differ based on engine type and year.

2. Ignoring Special Notes

Some engines require oils that meet specific standards (like Dexos1 or ACEA C3).

3. Using Incorrect Viscosity

Using 10W-40 instead of the recommended 5W-30 can increase wear and reduce fuel economy.

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FAQs

Can I use any synthetic oil listed in the ASM chart?

No, only use oils that match the certifications and viscosity listed in the chart.

What happens if I use the wrong oil type?

You risk engine wear, overheating, sludge build-up, and potentially voiding your warranty.

How often should I change my engine oil?

Typically every 5,000 to 7,500 miles, but check your owner’s manual or ASM guidelines.

Does climate affect my oil choice?

Yes. Colder climates require oils that flow better in low temps (like 0W-20).

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Can I switch from mineral to synthetic oil?

Yes, but do it gradually or during a full oil change. Ensure your engine is compatible.

Is the ASM chart updated regularly?

Yes. ASM updates its chart to include new engines, oil technologies, and certifications.

Ryan Gary
Ryan Gary

With a solid foundation of 20 years in the mechanical industry and a Mechanical Engineering degree, Ryan Gary brings a deep understanding of automotive systems to Engine Oil Journal.
Driven by a passion for vehicles and a commitment to providing accurate information, he created this platform to empower drivers to make informed decisions about engine oil care.

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