11018G01A 6184
That's July 01, 2018 isn't it?
I've got a couple of jugs of Mobil 1 AFE 0W-30 SN/GF-5 that I need to use.
That's July 01, 2018 isn't it?
I've got a couple of jugs of Mobil 1 AFE 0W-30 SN/GF-5 that I need to use.
Mobil 1 Age Confirmation
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Well I know the consensus by a lot of people is that sealed oil kept out of extreme temperatures doesn't degrade for a long time but Mobil's official position is shelf life is 5 years. Without the date code that could be over 10 years old.
Please send to me then. I’ll put it to good use
Simply answering his question would be a better way to go about this instead of being condescending towards him for asking a simple question.
SN came out in 2010, so no way it is a 14 year old oil.
But yes, 11018G01A means it was bottled on July 01, 2018.
Mobil 1 is very easy to figure out, first three digits are plant code, then 2 digit year, then month (A-M, the letter "I" is not used) and then the date. The rest are batch codes.
And regardless of what is on Mobil's site, oil does not go bad just sitting on a shelf.
So long as the API spec meets what your engine needs, you are good to go.
Valvoline says their oil has an indefinite shelf life, but recommends shaking the oil before pouring.
But yes, 11018G01A means it was bottled on July 01, 2018.
Mobil 1 is very easy to figure out, first three digits are plant code, then 2 digit year, then month (A-M, the letter "I" is not used) and then the date. The rest are batch codes.
And regardless of what is on Mobil's site, oil does not go bad just sitting on a shelf.
So long as the API spec meets what your engine needs, you are good to go.
Valvoline says their oil has an indefinite shelf life, but recommends shaking the oil before pouring.
Where did 14 years old come from?
I meant to say it is not older than 12 years, not sure why I typed the 14 year comment?
Got you, October 31 2010.
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