Engine Oil Grade Selection

[mgalaxy3]

Maybe @Xulfiqar can share if ceratec works and helps save substantial money over just using a good quality oil.

[ifadey]

I never believed in oil additives until I used Ceratec. There's nothing psychological. You will know the product works.

1. You will have better acceleration.
2. Engine noise is reduced.
3. Improved fuel economy.

Even though I never measured this 3rd point, but I experienced first two points. Think of it as a ceramic coating for the engine parts which reduce the friction and hence you notice the above changes.

[pwuser150825617985]

just a sample of how it makes a difference

[mgalaxy3]

How can you claim that it actually works.

I mean.. the amount you spent on buying these ceratec bottles,
You could have saved ALL of it like millions of other cars not using ceratec and running absolutely fine..

I believe it’s more psychological feeling than any actual tangible benefit.

[mgalaxy3]

Are you saying that millions of cars not running ceratec aren’t smooth?

You could just buy a good quality full synthetic oil. That will improve your fuel economy and make the engine smooth.

Please tell me how much money will you save by using ceratec each year.
Vs
Me not using ceratec and saving all those thousands of rupees by not purchasing ceratec. And just using 5w30 havoline oil.

[saqibhassan95]

is it okay if i use liqui moly ceratec in my new 500 km driven civic when i change oil at 5000 km? will it void warranty or something?

1st time change at 5k odo (after 4500 km)
onwards with 7500 kms/6 months interval
yes it will void warranty

[capsat]

for a honda vehicle with just 5000 kms on odo if the engine is noisy , better claim engine replacement under warranty instead of messing it up with any lullu mully tully stuff.

@Spano @usman1texh

[pwuser160389767595]

Selecting the right engine oil is crucial for ensuring the longevity and efficiency of your vehicle's engine. It's not just about pouring any oil into the engine; it's about choosing the one that meets the specific requirements outlined by the manufacturer.

When it comes to selecting engine oil, it's essential to refer to the specifications provided by the company. These specifications are designed to ensure compatibility with your vehicle's engine and its components. Ignoring these recommendations can lead to poor engine performance, increased wear and tear, and even potential damage.

For instance, if you own a Toyota Yaris, it's recommended to use 5W-30 engine oil, as specified by Toyota. This particular grade of oil offers the right viscosity and additives to protect the engine under various operating conditions, including cold starts and high temperatures.

Attachments are for understanding & selection criteria of engine oil. Please note that starting number shows the minimum temperature during cold start (In Karachi temp. never goes below 5 degree) in addition to that last digit shows the viscosity of oil i.e. once engine completes it's cold start cycle. therefore don't go with additional science engine comes with many parts with different metallurgy and there is engineering team behind who recommends oil based on metallurgy.

Note: Just follow the manufacture specs and take any brand but original (Better if it's fully synthetic) . No need to go with fancy imported oil.

Hope my contribution will help someone.

[Hassan1991]