Castrol Magnatec 5w20 E Fully Synthetic Engine Oil - 5 Litre

Slide to view all the 2 images

%OFF

€61.99

Was €69.99 inc.Vat

Item code: 4572338

Delivery Only
In stock
Dispatch: MONDAY

Shipping Cost

This item is excluded from any promo codes and offers.

Specifications

Approvals:

Ford WSS-M2C948-B

Specifications:

ACEA Light Duty C5, API Gasoline SN, ILSAC GF-5

OE Number

15F9E5

15F9E5

Overview

Castrol Magnatec 5W20 E Fully Synthetic Engine Oil - 5 Litre

CASTROL MAGNATEC PROTECTS MILLIONS OF ENGINES AROUND THE WORLD

Traffic congestion has increased significantly over the past decade. That’s annoying, but worse, it slowly damages your engine – permanently. To respond to increasingly urbanised environments, we developed Castrol MAGNATEC with patented DUALOCK technology.

Mechanics choose Castrol MAGNATEC with DUALOCK Technology to protect engines all around the world from warm-up wear* and re-start wear**. Castrol MAGNATEC clings like a magnet to the vulnerable metal surfaces in your engine during warm-up. The unique patented molecule in DUALOCK Technology then locks together with the other MAGNATEC molecule, forming a forcefield that provides 50% better protection from warm-up wear and re-start wear.

API SN
ILSAC GF5
Meets Ford WSS-M2C948-B

Incorrect or missing product information? Let us know

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.