Hyundai/Kia New Premium Plus 0W20 VOA

[squidward]

Hello
This is VOA of H/K OEM New premium plus 0W20
There is a lot of molybdenum added to the oil.

 

[BMWTurboDzl]

Hello
This is VOA of H/K OEM New premium plus 0W20
There is a lot of molybdenum added to the oil.

The real question is what type of molybdenum. It it the cheap or expensive moly?

 

[kschachn]

Or more accurately, what molybdenum compound. Only one kind of molybdenum.

 

[squidward]

The real question is what type of molybdenum. It it the cheap or expensive moly?

MSDS data lists various molybdenum compounds (MoDTC)

 

[Propflux01]

Tin. 21?

 

[yowps3]

They don't seem to distribute their oils outside the home market.

 

[Eddie]

What's the deal with the high Tin value? Did someone forget the zero out the machine before doing the test? Ed

 

[fantastic]

Good find, thanks

 

[Triple_Se7en]

This 0w20 Syn is the thinnest cst@100 viscosity (7.7) I've seen on our BITOG Virgin Oil Board.
HyunKia seems to have short meMories of all their watery 5w20 they pushed on dealerships for almost eight Theta 2 years

Now they appear to be at-it once again.

 

[squidward]

Tin. 21?

I don't understand the results either.

This 0w20 Syn is the thinnest cst@100 viscosity (7.7) I've seen on our BITOG Virgin Oil Board.
HyunKia seems to have short meMories of all their watery 5w20 they pushed on dealerships for almost eight Theta 2 years

Now they appear to be at-it once again.

The MSDS lists the viscosity at 100 degrees as 7.5~7.9 cSt

 

[yowps3]

This one's more interesting.
Pretty much a 20 grade viscosity at 40C and 30 grade at 100C

 

[Mainia]

This 0w20 Syn is the thinnest cst@100 viscosity (7.7) I've seen on our BITOG Virgin Oil Board.
HyunKia seems to have short meMories of all their watery 5w20 they pushed on dealerships for almost eight Theta 2 years

Now they appear to be at-it once again.

It's Hyundai,................................ they can't get their engine metallurgy correct for 14 years straight, even though they are the world's largest metal company.

As you stated, they sell 7.7 viscosity oil, when MOST of their sub-standard engines need at least 12.5-13 viscosity because of horrible metallurgy choice. (not that that is a fix for their problems). Hyundai..........a company with it's head in the sand, and engineering dept. of what appears to be yes men/women to the fools who are running it.

 

[Redhawk454]

It’s a thin 20 weight..