Wolf Officialtech 0w20 C6 F Full Synthetic Engine Oil - 1 Litre

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€16.99

Item code: 3819882

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OE Number

1048794

1048794

Overview

Wolf OfficialTech 0W20 C6 F Fully Synthetic Engine Oil - 1 Litre

This is a full synthetic lubricant mandatory for the newest engines requiring ACEA C6. It is developed to prolong the life and maintain the efficiency of emission systems. It is also designed to provide outstanding engine cleanliness, wear protection and strong durability to keep your engine running like new.

Applications
This product has been specifically developed to meet the challenging requirements of the latest C6 standard (can be used where ACEA C5 is recommended). A standard where protection against LSPI, offering fuel economy and CO2 reduction are important. Its also designed to meet the newest FORD WWS-M2C952-A1 specification which is needed for the recent FORD Ecoblue engines (diesel).

Performance
This lubricant helps to mitigate LSPI (Low Speed Pre Ignition), it prevents turbocharger desposits and offers excellent protection against chain wear.

Approvals
JAGUAR-LAND ROVER - STJLR.03.5006
MB - 229.71

Meets OEM Specifications

ACURA - .
ASTON MARTIN - .
BUICK - .
CADILLAC - .
CHEVROLET - .
CHRYSLER - .
DODGE - .
FIAT - .
FORD - WSS-M2C952-A1
GM - DEXOSD™
GMC - .
HONDA - .
HYUNDAI - .
INFINITI - .
JEEP - .
KIA - .
LEXUS - .
LINCOLN - .
MAZDA - .
MG - .
MITSUBISHI - .
NISSAN - .
OPEL - OV 040 1547 - A20
PERODUA - .
ROEWE - .
SCION - .
SUBARU - .
SUZUKI - .
TATA - .
TIANJIN - .
TOYOTA - .

Meets Industry Specifications

ACEA - C5
ACEA - C6
API - SN PLUS
API - SP
ILSAC - GF-6 A

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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.