Wolf Ecotech 0w30 C3 Fe Full Synthetic Engine Oil - 5 Litre

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€55.99

Item code: 3770239

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Dispatch: Sunday, 16 August, 2026

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Specifications

ACEA specification:

API specification:

Capacity [Litre]:

Container Type:

Bottle

Oil:

Full Synthetic Oil

SAE viscosity class:

0W-30

Specification:

BMW longlife-04

Specification:

FIAT 9.55535-DS1

Specification:

FIAT 9.55535-GS1

Specification:

MB 229.51

OE Number

8332500

8332500

Overview

Wolf EcoTech 0W30 C3 FE Fully Synthetic Engine Oil - 5 Litre

This is a full synthetic lubricant based on carefully selected very high quality base oils. It is a "low saps", low viscosity engine oil of the latest generation, for the lubrication of gasoline and diesel engines. Significant fuel economy can be obtained, compaired to standard motor oils.

Applications
This product is aimed and specially formulated for usage in diesel and gasoline engines of BMW group passenger vehicles. It can also be used in other OEM diesel and gasoline engines where there is a need for a 0W30 grade low SAPS oil.

Performance
Thanks to its low viscosity and outstanding fluidity this oil significantly reduces wear and ensures fuel savings and lower CO2 emissions. Optimized additive package reduces soot and deposits and keeps the engine clean.

Meets OEM Specifications

BMW - LONGLIFE-04
FIAT - 9.55535-DS1
FIAT - 9.55535-GS1
MB - 229.51

Meets Industry Specifications

ACEA - C2
ACEA - C3
API - SN/CF

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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.