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Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: ITALY
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Engine oil (for european cars)
Hi guys,
it's time to change the engine oil on my 1990 zr1. I live in Italy, what brand/type of oil i can use for my lt5? What are the specs that i need to see on the bottle? Now i 'm using a common 10w40 oil, my car have very low mileage (about 25500miles). Thanks in advance Max |
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Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Sunshine State
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Re: Engine oil (for european cars)
Amsoil 10W40 with higher Zinc content. Should be able to get it sent to you.
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Join Date: Nov 2016
Location: Norway
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Re: Engine oil (for european cars)
I ordered Amsoil from Poland through ebay.
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Join Date: Jul 2012
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Re: Engine oil (for european cars)
I use Amsoil Z-Rod, 10W-30. Includes anti-corrosion additives for cars that sit for extended periods between drives as well as high zinc for flat tappet engines.
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Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: ITALY
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Re: Engine oil (for european cars)
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Hi Dynomite so, in Italy we can find these kind of mobil oil: -Mobil Super 2000 X1 10W-40 -Mobil Super 2000 Formula P 10W-40 I have the pdf of these two mobil's oils....can you say me whats is the best choise? Thankks in advance... |
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Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: ITALY
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Re: Engine oil (for european cars)
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-Mobil 1 ESP 5W-30 |
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Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: ITALY
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Re: Engine oil (for european cars)
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The SG API in modern oils is not mentioned ... there are more recent specifications such as API SL / SM / SN I want to know if one of the Mobil oil that i posted is a good choise, because buy the amsoil with shipping and duties is too much expensive. Have you ever heard of ceramic power liquid? https://www.ceramicpowerliquid.com/ It is a treatment for the engine that lasts up to 60000 miles. It is a nanotechnological product based on ceramic particles |
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Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: New Concord Kentucky
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Re: Engine oil (for european cars)
Mobil oil specs in attached pdf
The LT5 was initially developed on 10 30 M1 then SFCD mineral oil then back to M1 for the 93 my, sg grade. Graham |
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Location: ITALY
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Re: Engine oil (for european cars)
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Thanks again |
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Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: ITALY
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Re: Engine oil (for european cars)
Ok guys...
reading the mobil oil product guide i can see that the MOBIL 1 ESP FORMULA 5W30 is a good choice and we can find it easy in Italy. Have 800 phosphorus and 900 Zinc, also the price is good...Here in europe, Mobil, have different type of oil that in the USA. This is what we have for MOBIL1: https://www.mobil.it/it-IT/products/...-oils/mobil-1/ what do you think of my choice? |
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