No. If it uses oil, top it off with 5W30.
drivehonda answered about a month ago
It would be better if it was the other way around, but 5w20 is not going to hurt your car. It's a little thin, so next oil change I would go back to 5w30. You might get an extra mile or two per gallon with 5w20, but more protection with 5w30.
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