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Castrol Magnatec 5W-30 A5 4L £17.50 Inc vat
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kajtzu
 


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Yargo wrote:
kajtzu wrote:
The oil originally referenced in this thread does meet WSS-M2C913-C which is backwards compatible with WSS-M2C913-B

Can you a picture of labels of canister?


Halfrauds is pretty far from me Whistle simply surfed castrol’s site until I found the A5 magnatec.  
Post #219771331st Dec 2020 9:47 am
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Kviasen
 


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I own a D3 and a D4.
My D3 2,7 l 2005 always run on Castrol Magnatec 5w 30 A5 for 205000 km and when i had to overhaul it due to compression issues i also checked the crank and big end bearings and there was no sign of wear whatsoever and like new.
My D4 3,0 2012 had C1 low saps engine oil specified and at 210000 km it spun a rod bearing and the crankshaft and big end bearings bearings was replaced. All bearings showed bad sign of wear and had worn its way thrue the white metal so the copper layer underneath was exposed.
Aperantly there is an important additive lubrication wise that is removed from the oil in the low saps to avoid blockage of the particle filter but this on the other hand will wear out your bearings.
Maybe there should be a service bulletin to replace crank and big end bearings on engines that has particle filter and requires C1 specified oil maybe at around 150000 km just a thought since noumerous of D4 spins the bearings and destroyes the crankshaft.  
Post #219772031st Dec 2020 10:16 am
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Devon Z
 


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I’ve been using this on my last two changes



Rocks a British company and well regarded in the motorcycle world. It’s from Home Bargains we were there yesterday and it’s £17.50 for 4.5L and about £4 for 1L. Steve

*2005 RR Sport 2.7tdv6 HSE. Current project.
*98 Volvo V70R FWD, owned 14 years, future project.
*99 BMW Z3 30k miles owned from new.  
Post #219773331st Dec 2020 11:03 am
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Kelvo
 


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Australia 2014 Discovery 4 3.0 TDV6 Base 7 Seat Auto Fuji WhiteDiscovery 4

Yargo wrote:
kajtzu wrote:
The oil originally referenced in this thread does meet WSS-M2C913-C which is backwards compatible with WSS-M2C913-B


Can you a picture of labels of canister?

Here you are. As my D4 doesn’t have a DPF this is the oil I use.
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 MY14 TDV6  
Post #219780131st Dec 2020 3:03 pm
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Kviasen
 


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Yes thats the one i use also the same oil speck as Kelvo on both my D3 and D4 since i rather have my particle filter blocked than to replace the engine because of the additive composition in the low saps C1 oil.  
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Hardware
 


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sadly it's unlikely the C1 oil is part of the issue. cranks have been known to fail at very low miles, well before an engine should show signs of wear.  
Post #219781431st Dec 2020 3:28 pm
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Kviasen
 


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Hardwear are probably right that cranks brake at low milage but this dosent change the fackt that my bearings in one engine was like unused and in the other engine the bearings was completely worn out and spun a conrod bearing at aprox the same km and all based on witch oil that was used.
Made some research and found that on a low saps oil some important additive is removed to avoid blockage in the particle filter and that can give problems with said bearings.  
Post #219782431st Dec 2020 3:55 pm
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Yargo
 


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Kelvo wrote:
Yargo wrote:
kajtzu wrote:
The oil originally referenced in this thread does meet WSS-M2C913-C which is backwards compatible with WSS-M2C913-B


Can you a picture of labels of canister?

Here you are. As my D4 doesn’t have a DPF this is the oil I use.
Click image to enlarge


See, see is what I was talking about - "meets" does not equal to APPROVAL. I would buy only OEM approved oil.  
Post #219784231st Dec 2020 4:25 pm
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