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วาโวลีน Maxlife ปริมาณ 6+1ลิตร
รายละเอียดสินค้า น้ำมันเครืองยนต์ดีเซล Valvoline MaxLife 10w-40 6+1ลิตร
น้ำมันเครื่องยนต์ดีเซล สังเคราะห์แท้ วาโวลีน แม็กไลฟ์ 10w-40 สำหรับเครื่องยนต์มีระยะวิ่ง เกิน 75,000 กม. หรือ รถที่มีการโมดิฟายเช่น เทอร์โบ กล่องยกคันเร่ง ดันรางHi, I'm still trying to find a good oil for my 1997 Volvo (atmospheric engine) with 200K miles on it. Currently I run on Mobil Super S 10w40. The engine has no leak but I does burn a very small amount of oil, especially when driving in the Alps (higher oil temp). So a few questions: - Do you think that Valvoline MaxLife 10W40 is a good oil? - Would it be OK for year-round use (in my area, temp can go as low as -10°C in winter but not lower)? - How does it compare to Mobil Super S 10W40? Better basestocks? I'm also looking at Mobil 1 5W40. This is not a HM oil but I like the fact it is a 5W for winter, it's full synthetic etc but I'm concerned with seal compatibility (my engine is clean, no sludge) etc. I can get it at a bargain too. Your opinion's welcome!
CColt45ws
JoinedAug 15, 2006Messages10,060LocationCentral Washington
- Aug 31, 2009
- #2
Maxlife 10W40 is a good oil. Here in the states it is a synthetic blend. I do not know what it is in Switzerland. You could use it in winter too at those temps I would think. The 5W40 would be better in this regard. I wouldnt worry about seals with the Mobil 1, either. All syns today have seal agents mixed in.
Ffito
JoinedDec 4, 2008Messages134LocationWi
- Aug 31, 2009
- #3
I just put it in my unmolested survivor 63 Ford (r code)427 so I hope its good. Used it before in other cars and it is a very robust oil.
TTallPaul
JoinedOct 22, 2003Messages13,131LocationBy Detroit
- Aug 31, 2009
- #4
Maxlife at Valvoline Euro says, Quote: Valvoline MaxLife offers a range of engine oils specifically formulated to meet the needs of high kilometer engines. With its extra ingredients such as special seal conditioners and cleaning agents, MaxLife revitalizes critical engine parts to help engines run a long, long time. Voted Product of the Year by Lubricant’s World, MaxLife is endorsed by the leading independent European approval body TÜV Nord. Formulated for engines with over 100,000 Km Special seal conditioners reduce oil consumption Extra cleaning agents reduce deposits formation Unique friction modifiers help prevent future wear Advanced additives minimize oil breakdown and burn-off
aquariuscsm
JoinedDec 30, 2006Messages29,179LocationDallas,Tx USA
- Aug 31, 2009
- #5
Anything Valvoline is excellent imo. You can`t go wrong.
JJakegday
JoinedMay 25, 2009Messages1,006Locationfremont nebraska
- Aug 31, 2009
- #6
ive been using maxlife 10w-30 for the last 3500 miles and i dont think my car is getting the MPG it should be. also, i read on here about someone having the same issue. it is not labeled as an "energy conserving" oil either. when this batch expires im gonna replace it with Durablend and see what happens
K Thread starter JoinedJun 2, 2004Messages430LocationSwitzerlandkilou
- Aug 31, 2009
- #7
I'm a bit concerned by the cold/winter start with the MaxLife 10w40. Unfortunately I cannot get 5w40 Maxlife here in Switzerland, they only carry MaxLife 10w40 (synthetic blend). So for a healthy high mileage (200K miles) engine would you favour MaxLife 10w40 or M1 5w40?
FFastSUV
JoinedJan 18, 2009Messages1,081Locationoklahoma
- Aug 31, 2009
- #8
Originally Posted By: Jakegday ive been using maxlife 10w-30 for the last 3500 miles and i dont think my car is getting the MPG it should be. also, i read on here about someone having the same issue. it is not labeled as an "energy conserving" oil either. when this batch expires im gonna replace it with Durablend and see what happens
FFastSUV
JoinedJan 18, 2009Messages1,081Locationoklahoma
- Aug 31, 2009
- #9
Originally Posted By: kilou I'm a bit concerned by the cold/winter start with the MaxLife 10w40. Unfortunately I cannot get 5w40 Maxlife here in Switzerland, they only carry MaxLife 10w40 (synthetic blend). So for a healthy high mileage (200K miles) engine would you favour MaxLife 10w40 or M1 5w40?
NNickdfresh
JoinedMar 15, 2006Messages6,156LocationBuffalo, NY
- Aug 31, 2009
- #10
I used MaxLife 10W-40 once and thought it did well at reducing the consumption in my dearly departed Saturn (transmission). The car burned through the 10W-30 at a quart every 2000 miles or so whereas the 10W-40 reduced it to half that in summer highway driving. As far as how it flows in winter, it is a syn-blend with a pretty good pour point IIRC. However, it is thick at temp and not designed to be energy conserving...น้ํามันเครื่อง 10W
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