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I haven't any of this in my Garage 0W/20 Sythetic Oil.
AshimotoK0:
Staying loyal to our beloved brand on here ... I bought a new Jazz Hybrid last year and evidently it uses synthetic 0W-20 oil.
Pretty amazing MPG around town.
Cb750r:
Ted that graph I sent you is from of one of the worlds largest oil additive packages manufacture. That graph shows differences to the specifications, and therefore the differences in the properties of the different oils.
You can get Volvo approved oils from a few sources. I sell Motul automotive oils in Canada and they have a factory approved product as attached. I’m sure as it’s a French company you can get it.
I’m sure there are several other options.
Bryanj:
Ted, i think you are right in using the Volvo oil till its out of warrantee.
As you have seen its dearer to buy 1 service quantity than the 20ltr from mannol, who are a large german supplier, you could look on their website for exact correct spec then see if you can get it elswhere
SteveD CB500K0:
Why would you need to top up the oil on a new car Ted?
My wife’s Audi is 8 years old and I’ve never touched it.
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Rozabikes Tim:
--- Quote from: SteveD CB500K0 on March 11, 2024, 09:24:02 AM ---Why would you need to top up the oil on a new car Ted?
My wife’s Audi is 8 years old and I’ve never touched it.
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Interesting....
I have a brand new Ford Tourneo. Made by VW and the same as Caddy. Flashed up needing oil at 4k miles. Likewise my friends brand new Audi Q3 did similar. Apparently VWs can do this but then settle down.....?? Spoken to Ford on mine and told to pop it in to have it looked at. All feels a bit uncomfortable to me as likewise I thought new vehicles now us little oil. My Expert can that ive had from new does not use much...
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