For some cars/situations requiring 5W-30 i have to go through the hassle of finding an oil that meets ACEA A3/B4 and order it online. That's always a costly option as any xW-30 oil is synthetic here plus i have to pay for shipping.
For example, an oil i can actually find at every store and sometimes on sale is the Total Quartz INEO Long Life 5W-30 since 99% of everything thinner than 5W-40 is low/mid saps here.
Is it possible to use this oil in old school gas engines that are exclusively running E85/flexfuel or at the very least E10 ? The SN rating makes me think so but i would like to hear the opinion of bitog experts !
Here are the ratings of the oil :
ACEA : ACEA C3
API : API CF ,API SN
Approved :
BMW : BMW LL-04
DAIMLER : MB-Approval 229.51
PORSCHE : Porsche C30
VAG : VW 504.00 ,VW 507.00
For example, an oil i can actually find at every store and sometimes on sale is the Total Quartz INEO Long Life 5W-30 since 99% of everything thinner than 5W-40 is low/mid saps here.
Is it possible to use this oil in old school gas engines that are exclusively running E85/flexfuel or at the very least E10 ? The SN rating makes me think so but i would like to hear the opinion of bitog experts !
Here are the ratings of the oil :
ACEA : ACEA C3
API : API CF ,API SN
Approved :
BMW : BMW LL-04
DAIMLER : MB-Approval 229.51
PORSCHE : Porsche C30
VAG : VW 504.00 ,VW 507.00