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It just depends on the business you're in. When you own a Mitsubishi S16R, you hire a dude to worry about motor oil minutiae.
0w-20 direct injection oils
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It just depends on the business you're in. When you own a Mitsubishi S16R, you hire a dude to worry about motor oil minutiae.
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Oh thats an industrial engine! I thought it was just an engine code for a regular car. It is fair of they had such explicit requirements then
I am not sure how is pricing of oil in Turkey. For 0w20 C5 C6 standard, you have plenty of options. From the cheapest Mannol 7921 or 7722 (508/509) to the most expensive Ravenol VSE or Amsoil Signature.
I prefer to use Mannol 7722 with about 35% PAO 55% group III and cheap. Less than 1/2 price of Ravenol VSE.
Alternatively, 0w30 or 0w20 Shell Ultra GTL oil is great.
I prefer to use Mannol 7722 with about 35% PAO 55% group III and cheap. Less than 1/2 price of Ravenol VSE.
Alternatively, 0w30 or 0w20 Shell Ultra GTL oil is great.
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I don't know about Mannol but 35% PAO sounds quite good, especially if its at a lower price point
It used to be €60 per 10L, but Mannol did not renewed the 508/509 approval in 2025 even though they confirm the formulation stays the same. Now it cost 40€ per 10L. A good deal for a trully tested 508 509 oil.
Mannol/Fanfarro is a budget oil, with central office in Germany under SCT group, factory in Lithuania.
Their 504/507 Oil still has approval from VW 7715 5w30 m, and 7730 0w30 because of larger volume payback the license cost
Mannol/Fanfarro is a budget oil, with central office in Germany under SCT group, factory in Lithuania.
Their 504/507 Oil still has approval from VW 7715 5w30 m, and 7730 0w30 because of larger volume payback the license cost
I suppose if that is all you have.
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