Wolf Officialtech 5w30 C2 Full Synthetic Engine Oil - 1 Litre

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Item code: 3941238

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Specifications

ACEA specification:

API specification:

Capacity [Litre]:

Container Type:

Bottle

ILSAC specification:

GF-5

Oil:

Full Synthetic Oil

SAE viscosity class:

5W-30

Specification:

FIAT 9.55535-S1

Specification:

PSA B71 2290-2014

Specification:

Renault RN 0700

OE Number

8308918

8308918

Overview

Wolf OfficialTech 5W30 C2 Fully Synthetic Engine Oil - 1 Litre

This is a full synthetic lubricant based on carefully selected very high quality base oils. This high-performance engine oil with low viscosity is specifically developed to provide the highest fuel economy and lowest CO2 emissions.

Applications
Specifically recommended for Peugeot and Citroën gasoline and diesel engines equipped with diesel particulate filters. Most Japanese OEM's, including Toyota, Honda, Subaru and Nissan.

Performance
This is a low viscosity synthetic Mid SAPS engine oil of the latest generation, for the lubrication of gasoline and diesel cars, equipped with aftertreatment systems and which require a fuel economy oil.

Meets OEM Specifications

FIAT - 9.55535-S1
PSA - B71 2290-2014
RENAULT - RN 0700

Meets Industry Specifications

ACEA - C2
API - SN/CF
ILSAC - GF-5

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How To Find The Correct Engine Oil For Your Vehicle

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