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Cyber370 04-25-2019 05:59 AM

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Originally Posted by BGTV8 (Post 3846300)
Nissan Ester is actually formulated by Motul.


I’ve been hearing this for a while but could never find any proof. Neither Nissan or Motul will confirm it. Doesn’t explain why NISSAN would leave the “100% synthetic” designation off the bottles though.



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Quicksilvers 04-27-2019 12:47 PM

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Originally Posted by physics (Post 3846050)
Most of the Blackstone UOAs I've seen on this oil in a VQ37VHR engine look okay at the 3K to 4K mile mark, except for a consistent hot viscosity breakdown from a midline 30 weight to an upper 20 weight. I'm running NEO in my Z but will not push it past the 3K mark if I'm planning on doing any kind of spirited driving.
I do believe Nissan's claim that this particular oil reduces engine friction significantly, as I get 32 to 33 mpg in 6th gear at about 60mph on a level highway. My combined highway/city mileage is about 18mpg - I often late shift and run at higher revs than necessary. My good highway mileage was a surprise to me as I was not expecting highway mileage numbers that good in this car, a Prius it is not.

As for Nissan I don’t see why they are recommending going 3750+ on OCI’s on anything more than normal conditions when the oil analysis I have seen are showing not going past 3K miles is a good idea using NEO regardless of being synthetic or dino based.

redondoaveb 04-27-2019 01:44 PM

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