Motor oil with esters XENUM X1 5W30 Ester Hybrid
| Weight | 1 кг |
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| Dimensions | 20 × 20 × 15 см |
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1 liter, 4 liters, 5 liters, 20 liters, 60 liters, 208 liters |
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Protective film, Engine wear protection, Power increase, Less oil consumption, DPF cleaning, Cleaning the intake system, Lubrication system cleaning, Stable viscosity index |
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API standard
The classification of motor oils for cars and commercial vehicles is classified by the American Petroleum Institute (API). The classification certifies that the oil meets certain quality and performance standards. API certification is usually indicated on the product label or back label. The label contains two important pieces of information to determine if the motor oil is suitable for use in your vehicle.
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ACEA approval
ACEA (European Automobile Manufacturers Association) has an oil rating system that you will find on the packaging of almost every oil on the market. ACEA motor oil specifications are designed to ensure that the oil can provide the necessary performance to meet the demands of today's engines. The specifications cover a range of properties such as viscosity, shear resistance (the ability to maintain viscosity and lubricating properties when two fluid layers move relative to each other at different speeds) and wear protection.
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| Manufacturer's tolerances (OEM) The approvals of car manufacturers indicate that the oil has received confirmation of conformity for the engines of certain car manufacturers. |
BMW LL-04, FIAT 9.55535-S1, GM DEXOS 2™, MB 229.51, Porsche C30, VW 504.00, VW 507.00 |
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Synthetic motor oil for VAG group XENUM PRO-LL 5W30
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Anti-corrosion, Antioxidation, Biodiesel, Biodiesel, High temperature lubrication, For gasoline engines, For diesel engines, For extreme temperature changes, Protective film, Engine wear protection, Power increase, Less oil consumption, Surface cleaning, Stable viscosity index |
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API standard
The classification of motor oils for cars and commercial vehicles is classified by the American Petroleum Institute (API). The classification certifies that the oil meets certain quality and performance standards. API certification is usually indicated on the product label or back label. The label contains two important pieces of information to determine if the motor oil is suitable for use in your vehicle.
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ACEA approval
ACEA (European Automobile Manufacturers Association) has an oil rating system that you will find on the packaging of almost every oil on the market. ACEA motor oil specifications are designed to ensure that the oil can provide the necessary performance to meet the demands of today's engines. The specifications cover a range of properties such as viscosity, shear resistance (the ability to maintain viscosity and lubricating properties when two fluid layers move relative to each other at different speeds) and wear protection.
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| Manufacturer's tolerances (OEM) The approvals of car manufacturers indicate that the oil has received confirmation of conformity for the engines of certain car manufacturers. |
BMW LL-04, FIAT 9.55535-S1, GM DEXOS 2™, MB 229.51, Porsche C30, VW 504.00, VW 507.00 |
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Synthetic engine oil for Peugeot, Citroën and Japanese OEM XENUM PRO-C2 5W30 engines
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Anti-corrosion, Antioxidation, Biodiesel, Biodiesel, High temperature lubrication, For gasoline engines, For diesel engines, Power increase, Less oil consumption, At low temperatures, At low temperatures, Stable viscosity index |
| Type of equipment | |
| Type of oil base | |
| SAE viscosity class | |
| Engine type | |
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API standard
The classification of motor oils for cars and commercial vehicles is classified by the American Petroleum Institute (API). The classification certifies that the oil meets certain quality and performance standards. API certification is usually indicated on the product label or back label. The label contains two important pieces of information to determine if the motor oil is suitable for use in your vehicle.
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ACEA approval
ACEA (European Automobile Manufacturers Association) has an oil rating system that you will find on the packaging of almost every oil on the market. ACEA motor oil specifications are designed to ensure that the oil can provide the necessary performance to meet the demands of today's engines. The specifications cover a range of properties such as viscosity, shear resistance (the ability to maintain viscosity and lubricating properties when two fluid layers move relative to each other at different speeds) and wear protection.
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| Manufacturer's tolerances (OEM) The approvals of car manufacturers indicate that the oil has received confirmation of conformity for the engines of certain car manufacturers. | |
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Oils with ACEA C2 approval (specification).
For cars equipped with a DPF particulate filter and three-component catalytic converters.
They are used in high-performance gasoline engines and light diesel engines designed to use oils that provide a low friction coefficient, with low viscosity, having a minimum viscosity at high temperatures and high shear rates of 2.9 mPa.s.
These oils extend the service life of particulate filters and catalytic converters and contribute to fuel economy.
When applying, familiarize yourself with the vehicle's operating instructions.