Originally Posted By: salgra
I have E-mailed kroon oil, and got a (short) response from their engineering department.
It's say's ( translated by me off course )
The HTHS requirements for acea a3/b4 are =>3.5
ENERSYNTH FE 0W20 Meets this hths requirement, because it's hths is 3.5 And therefore is acea a3/b4 certified.
I am starting to think it really is 3.5 .
The answer came, according to the mail address, form their engineering department.
The only way I'd believe it would be if Redline (and only them) came out with it. If they blended any kind of esters I'm sure it would've been mentioned by now in their marketing.
I have E-mailed kroon oil, and got a (short) response from their engineering department.
It's say's ( translated by me off course )
The HTHS requirements for acea a3/b4 are =>3.5
ENERSYNTH FE 0W20 Meets this hths requirement, because it's hths is 3.5 And therefore is acea a3/b4 certified.
I am starting to think it really is 3.5 .
The answer came, according to the mail address, form their engineering department.
The only way I'd believe it would be if Redline (and only them) came out with it. If they blended any kind of esters I'm sure it would've been mentioned by now in their marketing.