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10w/40 Engine Oil 5 L Amazon Prime £6.80 delivered


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Thanks, I've just bought 3 of them. It can't be that bad, can it???

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Thank you just ordered two on the wife's account so they're free untill she realises.......

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I wonder if this would be suitable for my Volvo 145? 

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Bought a trio of these, that's my next three 405 and 205 changes sorted, cheers!

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No doubt many cheapskate owners will be using this to top up their new audis and BMW's.

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4 hours ago, Bren said:

No doubt many cheapskate owners will be using this to top up their new audis and BMW's.

Compatible with VW505, BMW and MB229 though. Not long life, but if their new Audi's and so is consuming enough oil to need it, it certainly wont hurt them as a top up!

I was tempted to buy this for the Laguna oil change but the brand is a bit of a random one. Given Castrol is only £16, it's not a humongous difference to get a known quantity. Even if it's potentially the same. 

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On a similar note, resurrecting this thread as there's a good deal on ebay for what seems like decent enough 20W50. XJ-S about to receive 10 litres (cost a mere £18.39 incl delivery), thirsty old cat. Incidentally my CLK still running nicely on the Silverhook stuff I picked up in August thanks to this thread, no discernible difference from pricey stuff, thanks for that tip-off. 

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/303081766608

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That's really thick, can't say I've ever put 20 in a motor. How does it perform when the temperature drops or do you just use it for Summer?

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14 minutes ago, BoggyMires said:

That's really thick, can't say I've ever put 20 in a motor. How does it perform when the temperature drops or do you just use it for Summer?

Performs fine although the XJ-S doesn't get much use in winter. The V12 always gets up to temperature quickly & fuel consumption seems just as bad across seasons irrespective of oil. Thicker oil keeps seepage to acceptable levels too, though if an XJ-S isn't leaking somewhere it's probably running dry! 

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That's really thick, can't say I've ever put 20 in a motor. How does it perform when the temperature drops or do you just use it for Summer?
Depends on the car, older stuff from the 70's for instance were 20/50 from new. A 2000's 16v Jap probably 10/40.

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5 minutes ago, NigeT said:

More good oil deals today on fleabay c/o lubriagecarparts.  Just ordered 20 litres of 10w40 for 21.99 using the 20% off code. Next 2 and a half oil changes for the CLK now sorted, I've used this oil before & no complaints .   

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/303135413735

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Barg. Good seller too - I bought Mannol coolant and oil from them. 

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Tesco have had assorted oils on half price the last few times I've been in, looked pretty cheap to me but I can't remember the prices!!!!

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£8 for 4l of semi synthetic 10w40, I've got a couple. Fully synthetic was only £14 if I recall correctly 

 

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7 hours ago, trigger said:

If anyone's looking for cheap anti freeze for their old cars then this is best price I've seen for 5l of ready mixed blue coolant delivered for a long while at £8.99.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/202776667566

Even cheaper if you buy a box of 4 and they do all types - red, purple, yellow, green etc. 

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On 2/28/2020 at 1:13 PM, 5speedracer said:

Depends on the car, older stuff from the 70's for instance were 20/50 from new. A 2000's 16v Jap probably 10/40.

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 True - when I got my first car (at 16) in 1982, 20/50 was the thing pretty much everyone used and had been for a decade or more. 15/50 GTX & Duckhams was just starting to replace it though. 10/40 was around but that tended to be for fancier stuff and was de rigeur for Japanese motorcycles (as 20/50 tended to kill them unless worn out already). 

10/40 was coming in & becoming the norm on new cars during the 80's as engines got higher revving (plus things like 16v/turbo'd etc) and built to closer tolerances. 

 

The ECP Gulf oil bulk buy sounded good, I missed that one but am not needing any right now. Will keep an eye on that in future.

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