Originally Posted by Env1ous
Hi all,Are there any X-40 oils that are SN plus and dexos Gen 2?
By definition (GM's) dexos1 Gen2 only allows 0w20, 5w20, 0w30, 5w30, I think 0w16 was allowed in as of 2017, but none yet. .... dexos2 diesel/Corvette 0w40 is available from Mobil 1 though, thats a good one.
Originally Posted by oil_film_movies
Originally Posted by Env1ous
Hi all,Are there any X-40 oils that are SN plus and dexos Gen 2?
By definition (GM's) dexos1 Gen2 only allows 0w20, 5w20, 0w30, 5w30, I think 0w16 was allowed in as of 2017, but none yet. .... dexos2 diesel/Corvette 0w40 is available from Mobil 1 though, thats a good one.
ooh that is interesting. Thank you for letting me know that. I didn't know that cert only allowed a certain weight of oil. The more I am learning the more questions I am going to ask
Originally Posted by JLTD
What engine are you planning to put it into? If not DI/turbo you don't need the "+"
true, he's got a turbo DI ecobeast
If one buys oil by the most impressive pile of specs, dexos2 oil that also has a bunch of German specs is hard to beat, assuming HTHS 3.5 is about right for you.
Example, Mobil 1 ESP 5w30 can do "everything":
Look for a low saps 5w40 Euro oil that carries a euro rating for an engine that has a turbo. Also make sure it has low calcium and that will give you what you are looking for. Although if you are under warranty you may want to keep running an actual dexos 1 Gen 2 oil for warranty headache reasons.
even a synthetic 10W30 is rarely approved for anything even though the 10W is better than a 5W in warmer winter climates as it requires LESS viscosity improvers go figure
Originally Posted by oil_film_movies
Originally Posted by JLTD
What engine are you planning to put it into? If not DI/turbo you don't need the "+"
true, he's got a turbo DI ecobeast
If one buys oil by the most impressive pile of specs, dexos2 oil that also has a bunch of German specs is hard to beat, assuming HTHS 3.5 is about right for you.
Example, Mobil 1 ESP 5w30 can do "everything":
Originally Posted by Triple_Se7en
Almost everything. No SN Plus approval.
Mobil 1 ESP 5w30 only has 1087 ppm calcium & 93 ppm moly. No way its going to be LSPI-prone.
SN"+"only addresses the LSPI issue, nothing more. It's meaningless for low saps oils. (Sulphated Ash level in this ESP is 0.6.) I'm counting on low-sulphur fuels in the U.S., a relatively new thing, if I ever start using this low-TBN oil though. ... https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubbthreads.php/topics/4915232/1
Thanks all for the replies! I did not know the Pennzoil Platinum Euro 0w40 would hold the SN+. That is pretty cool. I really like pennzoil but I didn't want to use the 30 weight because it was too thin for the ecoboost.
I am also wondering if Castrol edge 40 weight has a SN+ I emailed them to see if it did. I couldn't find any of their bottles in Walmart.
Mobil 1 10W30 is now SN+ and has HTHS=3.5, a poster on here also contacted XOM and was told that the Noack loss was something like 7.6%.
Probably not a great winter choice for me or the OPer, but I'm giving it a try this summer.
Shocking that my "new" car is actually high mileage now, over 100k...
Originally Posted by Env1ous
Thanks all for the replies! I did not know the Pennzoil Platinum Euro 0w40 would hold the SN+. That is pretty cool. I really like pennzoil but I didn't want to use the 30 weight because it was too thin for the ecoboost.
I am also wondering if Castrol edge 40 weight has a SN+ I emailed them to see if it did. I couldn't find any of their bottles in Walmart.
Well I have a bottle of Pennzoil Platinum Euro 0w40 and it's only SN not +
Originally Posted by Kjmack
Originally Posted by Env1ous
Thanks all for the replies! I did not know the Pennzoil Platinum Euro 0w40 would hold the SN+. That is pretty cool. I really like pennzoil but I didn't want to use the 30 weight because it was too thin for the ecoboost.
I am also wondering if Castrol edge 40 weight has a SN+ I emailed them to see if it did. I couldn't find any of their bottles in Walmart.
Well I have a bottle of Pennzoil Platinum Euro 0w40 and it's only SN not +
The link for the pdf on the 0w-40 shows it does have SN+. I don't know when it was approved for the +
NOTE: I looked at the pdf and it says 07/2018 was the publishing date of that pdf. The new pdf states no SN+
Originally Posted by Virtus_Probi
Mobil 1 10W30 is now SN+ and has HTHS=3.5, a poster on here also contacted XOM and was told that the Noack loss was something like 7.6%.
Probably not a great winter choice for me or the OPer, but I'm giving it a try this summer.
Shocking that my "new" car is actually high mileage now, over 100k...
I apologize, I meant to say the HM version of Mobil 1 10W30!
Thanks to those who caught me...