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Originally Posted by ZKindaGuy The irony of it al is the oils of today are of such superior quality and engine protection over those oils produced prior to 20 years
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![]() In the german z manual like most other german cars alow 10W40 (its ok). It depends on the temperature range you want to use the car. And the companys use a 5Wxx or 0Wxx into the engine to sell it in cold and hot areas. If you put a 10W40 inside it is also ok. If you use non syntehic oil throw it out earlyer. A 10W40 is also better for the hydraulic tappets (reduces ticking i dont want to explain).. Every one with the 0Wxx 5Wxx oil will damm me now. But i wont care cause i know what the API Motoroil classification is worthy. Of corse you have to drive 20-30min before you can rev the engine high.. thats all (oil temp gauge). For cold starts and hig rev the 0Wxx 5Wxx will help the speedy and impatient people a time (guarantee issue). But this oil is burned more cause its more viscous (reasoned ! 0Wxx Its always a problem with turbos rotary "gasket" and oxgen air sense pollution and the resulting dramas cause of intake with sensor pollution ) ![]() P.S.: I do my first exchange after the low rev burn in with a changing to 10W40 Mos2 Oil (I can post the pdf temp issues for SAE classes from the german manuel if you dont believe ) Dont rev the engine high in burn in,cause if there is maybe some metal from production drill (chipping waste) in the engine not rinsing perfectly before mounting it together; so you will ruin it and the oil type didnt matter any more (dealer test drive cars with low milage..i did it too but not on my Z ). (its an aluminium engine so no magnetic will help in the oil stream ..of course the pistons floating surface is not out of aluminium)All self educated Oil professors/popes can banish me cause i know oil threads are useless discussions in all kind of Forums (cause of no API/SAE knowlege) so i will be quiet for ever ... this is my last and only oil post
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Well I started this thread a few months ago & now I have about 10,000 km on my 370. Thankfully the oil consumption has abaited significantly. I purchased a VIP package from the dealer so you get free oil services (regular oil) for as long as you own the vehicle, up to 4 per year. I do pay extra to run Mobile1 - 5W-30. I'm consuming about 1/2 litre in 3,000 km. I do run this car a little hard sometimes.
Other than that I had the rear hatch springs replaced under warranty cause the thing just stopped popping open & you had to lift as you pressed the button. The clutch has also calmed down & is not as grabby as it was. All in all I'm pretty happy with "Beyonce" -(stand 10ft behind a 370 & you will get the reference). Getting a lot more comfortable going sideways too. This car is too much fun! Thanks for responding to this thread. |
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