The old bottles of Edge that said Titanium. The ad campaign they ran for years talking about Ti!what makes you think there is an additive like that in their oils? its a marketing thing just like LM , no moly in their oils.
What does titanium get you in the formulation?
How would I know? The last time I ran a Castrol oil was German Castrol in my M3 15+ years ago.
Yeah I don’t either. Just wondering.How would I know? The last time I ran a Castrol oil was German Castrol in my M3 15+ years ago.
I thought I’d never buy Castrol oil again.
The only time I hear about real results are from customers that use Auto RX.
I thought you were being an a-hole. Sorry.
You know if you click that little universal share icon button in the upper right of the post, it'll give you a link that you can paste in your reply so everyone doesn't have to go click to a different page, scroll, and hunt down "post #95."
Amazon says the Castrol 0-40 A3 meeting 229.5 does not "fit" my MB 3.5 v6. Hmmm
Interesting. I have only ever seen the deal with the filter included.
I had the same trouble on the Advance Auto Parts website. Despite two different cars needing oil that Castrol Euro Edge 0W-30 would work for, it said it didn't "fit," and I couldn't get the deal to work.
Of course. It seemed that my VOA was invisible to some in following comments. People need to try and read, a little but at least. The VOA jumps out on this thread.
On in store sales in the past I've gotten a free filter, only to leave it with the sales associate at the checkout counter. I'm picky about oil filters. I use Hengst only.
I think you can return it for a credit against the deal. I haven't done it before but I have read about others doing it.
I thought Castrol claimed it prevented wear - similar to moly or something like that. I am not a chemist, thats just what they used to say?
Sure it probably is correct. Just like all the rest anti-wear additives.I thought Castrol claimed it prevented wear - similar to moly or something like that. I am not a chemist, thats just what they used to say?
Possibly its just bragging rights.
Amazon is like that. It says no xW-40 "fits" either my MB or BMW.
That might be because the oil viscosity doesn't match the one stated in your owner's manual.
Well it's listed in MB's approved oils.
All the automated fit systems on eBay, Amazon autozine etc. are going to say it doesn’t fit as your oem spec is like 5w30.
XW-40 is stated in my Owners Manuals. Amazon doesn't read them.