Mobil Product Data Sheets

[nicrfe1370]

The following link has interesting data on I believe all Mobil oils in the world. Go to http://www.prod.mobil.com/mobil_productdata/index.html
Personally, I am interested in their Mobil 1 5W-40 and 5W-50 that are under the "Global" heading.

[ March 02, 2003, 03:32 PM: Message edited by: nicrfe1370 ]

 

[Quick_lude]

Wow the 5w40 specs look really good.. better HTHS than the 0w40. The NOACK number, is higher the better or vice versa? Has anyone seen the 5w40 in the US or Canada? Is this a new oil?

Also the spec sheet under Global is a lot more detailed than the North America section.

Is the "global" 0w40 the same oil as the "North American" one?

[ March 02, 2003, 04:22 PM: Message edited by: Quick_lude ]

 

[nicrfe1370]

Lower Noack is better. The number represents how much of the oil is "cooked off" when it is heated.

 

[Quick_lude]

Yeah, I just did a search.. I guess the European 5w40 is the Delvac 1 formula here in North America then? Too bad it's $11/L compared to $7.25 for the 0w40 here in Canada..

And it only comes in 4L jugs..

 

[Patman]

Delvac 1 is $35 for a 4L jug at Walmart QuickLude, so it's only $8.75 per L.

 

[Fillherup]

Not sure if this site is being updated, the data sheets look like a time warp. Several go back to 1995. None seemed be current.

 

[Quick_lude]

quote:

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Originally posted by Patman:
Delvac 1 is $35 for a 4L jug at Walmart QuickLude, so it's only $8.75 per L.

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I could have sworn it was more than that.. Hmm... Well I already bought 12L of the 0w40.

 

[Bill J.]

On Mobil 1 USA specifications the passenger vehicle oil specs are dated February 2003, for Delvac 1 the date is November 2002.

 

[Fillherup]

Yes, USA looks updated, Global early 1990's.

 

[buster]

I like the more detailed spec sheets. They make a 5w-40 for gas engines. has good specs.