Wolf Oe Level Tech 5w40 Pi C3 Full Synthetic Engine Oil - 5 Litre

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€48.99

Item code: 3770228

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OE Number

1044239

1044239

Overview

Wolf OE LevelTech 5W40 PI C3 Fully Synthetic Engine Oil - 5 Litre

This full synthetic lubricant meets the demanding requirements of the VW 505.01 specification in terms of resistance to oxidation, oil thickening and the formation of sludge in the engine. It is a Mid SAPS oil providing reliable protection of after-treatment devices and Diesel Particulate Filters. This product may not be available in your region. Please, consult your local sales contact for more information.

Applications
Specifically recommended for the lubrication of all TDI engines with pump injectors and for Common Rail turbodiesel engines.

Performance
Downsizing of engines results in a smaller oil volume in the sump, which leads to higher thermal and mechanical stress on the oil. The advanced formulation of this oil keeps soot particles finely dispersed and controls the formation of deposits on the pistons.

Meets OEM Specifications

BMW - LONGLIFE-04
FIAT - 9.55535-GH2
FIAT - 9.55535-S2
FORD - WSS-M2C917-A
GM - DEXOS2™
MB - 226.5
MB - 229.31
MB - 229.51
PORSCHE - A40
RENAULT - RN 0700
RENAULT - RN 0710
VW - 502 00
VW - 505 00
VW - 505 01

Meets Industry Specifications

ACEA - C3
API - CF
API - SN

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How To Find The Correct Engine Oil For Your Vehicle

It's very important to check your car owner's manual, as it contains the specific oil grade, viscosity, and specifications that your manufacturer recommends for the country and climate your car was made to drive in. This is the only reliable source to determine the exact spec and grade that your vehicle needs. These details aren’t random - they’re based on how your engine was designed, the performance it requires, and the climate conditions your car was built to handle, so getting the oil spec right is important. Using the wrong oil can affect fuel efficiency, increase engine wear, and even shorten your engine’s lifespan. That’s why the car owners manual should always be your first reference poin and not guesswork, advice from friends, or online lookup charts.