OIL TO USE AND MOBILE ONE
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Hi, just purchased a new RS and begining getting it ready so i am happy iwth it, also my first post on the PS for Forum. So hi Guys.
Boring post but an important one, for some reason i just purchased
Mobil One, 0W-40 Protection Formula, Fully Synthetic Motor Oil.
Im would like to keep the the oil golden for as long as i possibly could so frequent oil changes are no problems, but will this oil be ok to use. Or will it be too think, bit gutted if i cant use as was dear. But still cheaper than an engine rebuild
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Boring post but an important one, for some reason i just purchased
Mobil One, 0W-40 Protection Formula, Fully Synthetic Motor Oil.
Im would like to keep the the oil golden for as long as i possibly could so frequent oil changes are no problems, but will this oil be ok to use. Or will it be too think, bit gutted if i cant use as was dear. But still cheaper than an engine rebuild
Thanks
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Hi im gonna use the mobil one this time, it says its good for turbo charged engines and classic cars. has a protection formula, and starts protecting fast. Sounds cool to me.
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Oil that turns black means it is working as it should, as it removes the carbon it turns it black. No point trying to keep it golden unless you want to throw money away.
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Originally Posted by tim10_10
i would have said probably too thin and you would need mobile motorsport 15/50 but may be wrong, see what the others say.
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mines a bit tappy as well on startup. Doing a quick service will use mobile one for a while then change. I less thick oil should clean it up a little inside or something., lol.
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HI mate. Oil is a massively complicated subject. I could give you some better advse if you tell me your driving style.
Don't worry - the 0 40 u have will do no damage to the engine
I actually recommmend it for a car used daily in winter.
HI mate. Oil is a massively complicated subject. I could give you some better advse if you tell me your driving style.
Don't worry - the 0 40 u have will do no damage to the engine
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Basically though i dont rev over 4000 RPM often, as the car is hard to keep in a straight line.
230 BHP i think it is, 214 BHP is proven. So mostly i drive on the gears if u know what i mean change at less than 2000 RPM.
Put the 0/40 in today, and did a service.
230 BHP i think it is, 214 BHP is proven. So mostly i drive on the gears if u know what i mean change at less than 2000 RPM.
Put the 0/40 in today, and did a service.
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Originally Posted by sufsRS
silkolene pro s 10 50 is what ive changed ro from mobil 1 and i think its made a massive difference. It has better cold start protection too as it contains esters 

Originally Posted by Hyper
Basically though i dont rev over 4000 RPM often, as the car is hard to keep in a straight line.
230 BHP i think it is, 214 BHP is proven. So mostly i drive on the gears if u know what i mean change at less than 2000 RPM.
Put the 0/40 in today, and did a service.
230 BHP i think it is, 214 BHP is proven. So mostly i drive on the gears if u know what i mean change at less than 2000 RPM.
Put the 0/40 in today, and did a service.
i use silkolene in mine
It may have escaped a lot of peoples notice but it is actually Summer now,
putting 'standard' mobil one in this weather and driving it at all will
knock out the cam even faster than CVH's usually do, the turbo in particular won't be long for this world either.
As for rattly top ends with a 10w oil thickness, sounds as though you need a new cam. [/code]
putting 'standard' mobil one in this weather and driving it at all will
knock out the cam even faster than CVH's usually do, the turbo in particular won't be long for this world either.
As for rattly top ends with a 10w oil thickness, sounds as though you need a new cam. [/code]
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I got some silkolene pro 15w/50 on the way, halfords dont have it. Motorist discount dont have it. Where do you guys manage to find it i had to use eBay.
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