MOL Essence 5W-40 synthetic engine oil

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Originally Posted By: zoli
May I ask you to comment this local produced oil?

Looks promising for a MY98 SAAB 9-5 turbocharged and sludge prone car (recommendation: 0/5W40, synthetyc oil, OCI: 6K miles ):

ACEA A3/B4-08
14.2 mm2/s kinematic viscosity @100C
hydrocracked synthetic oil
USD 27 per 4 qt

further details:
http://www.mol.hu/repository/833405.pdf
http://www.mol.hu/repository/834821.pdf
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?...amp;usp=sharing


It's ok, not sure it meets the up to date specs for your engine though. On Autodata here in the UK it's recommending 0w30, 0w40, 5w30 or 5w40 GM-LL-A-025 oil which has now been superceded by Dexos 2 in Europe. MOL do make it but it's in their premium range.
 
Originally Posted By: riggaz
... On Autodata here in the UK it's recommending 0w30, 0w40, 5w30 or 5w40 GM-LL-A-025 oil which has now been superceded by Dexos 2 in Europe. MOL do make it but it's in their premium range.


Thx for these, riggaz!
I have the Haynes manual and it proposes 0W30 grade oil into my car, what's quite thin by the SAABers. I would like to take consideration the lifetime & value of my old car, so I look for some reasonable low price oil now. Currently, I found Valvoline Synpower at TESCO for EUR 7 per litre.
MOL is Hungarian oil company, but their oils are not so famous (no marketing in it?) at cars - probably at heavy duty engines. I'm afraid they don't buy any expensive additive package from the main 2-3 suppliers.
 
Originally Posted By: zoli
Originally Posted By: riggaz
... On Autodata here in the UK it's recommending 0w30, 0w40, 5w30 or 5w40 GM-LL-A-025 oil which has now been superceded by Dexos 2 in Europe. MOL do make it but it's in their premium range.


Thx for these, riggaz!
I have the Haynes manual and it proposes 0W30 grade oil into my car, what's quite thin by the SAABers. I would like to take consideration the lifetime & value of my old car, so I look for some reasonable low price oil now. Currently, I found Valvoline Synpower at TESCO for EUR 7 per litre.
MOL is Hungarian oil company, but their oils are not so famous (no marketing in it?) at cars - probably at heavy duty engines. I'm afraid they don't buy any expensive additive package from the main 2-3 suppliers.


They will buy their add pack from Lubrizol or Oronite just like the rest of them bud.
 
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