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Old 31-12-12, 12:06 PM   #1
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Can this be used for ZS 180??
Just a bloody good offer, data sheet indicates comma oil too

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Old 31-12-12, 12:38 PM   #2
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I wouldn't as that seems to suit a diesel spec engine, I use 5w40 synta from VAG in mine.

As an addition it may well be okay for everyday use if high mileage, why not check with Opie Oils?
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Old 31-12-12, 01:12 PM   #3
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i have had this one in the past, and will be buying some more now its this cheap

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at 142k I'd rather not spend over £30 a quid a time for an oil change as I try and do it every 6 month anyway

It's also used daily
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The correct oil is 10W40 semi syntetic as in Steves post and is what I have been using - just make sure you pick up the 4L bottle as the 5L is £19.99.
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