I was cruising Blauparts today and noticed they say Eurol now available...
So I was like "What is Eurol".
Anyone know anything about it?
So I was like "What is Eurol".
Anyone know anything about it?
Eurol
- Thread starter DuckRyder
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Eurol is dutch:
Premium quality from the Netherlands
I used in my cars their Eurol Engine Oil Treat which has a great
reputation due to using AN and Vanderbilt's W-324 add pack.
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Eurol is dutch:
Premium quality from the Netherlands
I used in my cars their Eurol Engine Oil Treat which has a great
reputation due to using AN and Vanderbilt's W-324 add pack.
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No LL-01 approval....?
They are sister company with Xado.
I have bought Eurol Super Lite 5W-40 from time to time. Here it’s cheaper than the name brands, and as the quality of the oil is also good, as described below, it’s a good buy.
The oil company has acquired official approvals for the oil from here and there, one at a time. If I remember correctly they had official approval for Renault RN 0700 & RN 0710 many years ago. After that one expired they acquired some other approval. And after that again a different approval from the specifications they have list on the oil jug.
My quess is that in this way they can validate for themselves that their oil recipe is still good, without paying too much money to the official approval bodies. This keeps the costs down.
Currently they have official MB-229.3 approval for the Super Lite 5W-40. So it’s a good buy if the price is right (lower than the competitors).
For other viscosities, maybe also 5W-30 have had some official approvals, but for 5W-50 I haven’t seen any.
The oil company has acquired official approvals for the oil from here and there, one at a time. If I remember correctly they had official approval for Renault RN 0700 & RN 0710 many years ago. After that one expired they acquired some other approval. And after that again a different approval from the specifications they have list on the oil jug.
My quess is that in this way they can validate for themselves that their oil recipe is still good, without paying too much money to the official approval bodies. This keeps the costs down.
Currently they have official MB-229.3 approval for the Super Lite 5W-40. So it’s a good buy if the price is right (lower than the competitors).
Mercedes-Benz Operating Fluids
Publication platform for approved operating fluids from Mercedes-Benz
operatingfluids.mercedes-benz.com
For other viscosities, maybe also 5W-30 have had some official approvals, but for 5W-50 I haven’t seen any.
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Here’s some MB-Approvals they currently have.
MB-229.31
Eurol Turbo Di 5W-40
MB-229.5
Eurol Syndura 5W-40
MB-229.51
Eurol Fluence 5W-40 New Formula
eurol FLUENCE DXS 5W-30
eurol FLUENCE DXS 5W-30 FULLY SYNTHETIC
eurol SYNTENCE 5W-30 FULLY SYNTHETIC
MB-229.31
Eurol Turbo Di 5W-40
Mercedes-Benz Operating Fluids
Publication platform for approved operating fluids from Mercedes-Benz
operatingfluids.mercedes-benz.com
MB-229.5
Eurol Syndura 5W-40
Mercedes-Benz Operating Fluids
Publication platform for approved operating fluids from Mercedes-Benz
operatingfluids.mercedes-benz.com
MB-229.51
Eurol Fluence 5W-40 New Formula
eurol FLUENCE DXS 5W-30
eurol FLUENCE DXS 5W-30 FULLY SYNTHETIC
eurol SYNTENCE 5W-30 FULLY SYNTHETIC
Mercedes-Benz Operating Fluids
Publication platform for approved operating fluids from Mercedes-Benz
operatingfluids.mercedes-benz.com
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MB 229.1 and 229.3 are bloody old, they date from 1990s and millenium times.
However MB 229.5 and 229.51 are much more interesting as well as both VW
504 00 and BMW LL-04.
Actually Eurol Syntence SAE 5W-30 comes with VW 504 00/507 00 approval:
VOLKSWAGEN 502 00 / 504 00 / 508 00 / 511 00 APPROVAL LISTS
Since I've noticed some members have repeatedly been searching for a dedicated list of Volkswagen approved engine oils and some tried to help by uploading PDF sheets, which inevitably suffer from getting outdated quite soon, I will post these links offcially provided by Volkswagen's "erWin"...
bobistheoilguy.com
.... and MB 229.51 as you already mentioned.
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Some higher viscosity oils are impossible to get certified for 229.5, but can be 229.3 or 229.1 . If those viscosities are what you want, what better certs are there?
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Probably look somewhere else. MB 229.1 is near pointless in 2022.
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Probably look somewhere else. MB 229.1 is near pointless in 2022.
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I was thinking something like Mobil Super 3000 X1 5W-40 vs. Eurol Super Lite 5W-40, which are both fully synthetic oils with identical approval lists.
So being cheaper Eurol could be a better choice. But if they cost the same, I would just pick Mobil, as I trust it more.
So being cheaper Eurol could be a better choice. But if they cost the same, I would just pick Mobil, as I trust it more.
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