funfer_fahrer
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If it's a Castrol I have no issues. Just don't give Syntium or Helix.
B33mEr;413483 said:lol ... how do you know it's true??? sudah try ke?
Spaceman;413505 said:tonite, will try sikit on the 'batang'..:listen:
Schwepps;413490 said:Mind telling us why you don't like Syntium or Helix?
funfer_fahrer;413514 said:Syntium gives the sand paper effect. Engine very rough and noisy. I hated it since day one.
Helix makes the engine feel heavy. I didn't notice the fuel consumption.
This is what I have to say about Castrol:
0W-30 is my favourite. Very silky and engine runs very quietly although having an SJ rating. The only snag is that I had to top up frequently.
5w-40 is smooth but not silky. Engine still quiet. No evaporation loss after 14,000km. Engine oil doesn't turn dark after 14,000km. The best balance between protection and performance.
0W-40. I haven't tried yet but looking forward to it.
Spaceman;413538 said:bro,
were you using the SLX 0w30 like the one i am having?
Spaceman;413484 said:also, Mr President, would you kindly pass our 'headache' discussion to En Shukor why the 0W30 SLX Professional Powerflow which doesnt carry BMW LL...? Is it the better oil than the 0w40?
Spaceman;413540 said:Why dont we just use OEM BMW oil? That solve all problem?:top:
http://www.mapodo.de/index.php/cPath/147_200
funfer_fahrer;413547 said:I guess so. The only SLX. But NOT like the one below.
astroboy;413443 said:Now, who say sludge is not cause by oil? read on..
Oil sludge
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Oil sludge or black sludge is a solid or gel in motor oil caused by the oil gelling or solidifying, usually at temperatures lower than 100 degrees Celsius. Sludge can be a major contributor to Internal combustion engine problems, and can require the engine to be replaced, if the damage is severe. Sludge is usually caused by the presence of water in the oil, and can accumulate with use. Ways to minimize sludge production and accumulation includes performing frequent oil changes, using synthetic oil and following the manufacturer's engine maintenance routine.
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oil_sludge
So, sludge is cause by water.. !! is anxious reading this?!
E46Fanatic;413598 said:Might explain some of the bad oil sludge issues we have been hearing from folks with E90's here in Malaysia. Humidity is high, and maybe the wet wet weather is not good for the oil in our engines. If so how come only effects BMWs more than other engines? Either that is that our fuel is mixed with water or something at stations which has leaky fuel tanks. I've known of a few folks who have had to overhaul their relatively low mileage N52's due to oil sludge or oil dissapearing issues and some of us were speculating how come it happens to only some and not others. Anyway food for thought..
Spaceman;413609 said:alamak, i am having extremely low mileage on my 3 yr 325i.
if open up the oil cap can we see the sludge from the top?
E46Fanatic;413616 said:I've recently done my precautionary oil change at 6+k kms at Ingress instead of 10ks. Each time ~RM600-700. So much for being environmentally friendly.. sigh.
Spaceman;413613 said:can we buy this oil from ebay?
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/CASTROL-Oil-...3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=66:2|65:1|39:1|240:1318
German Castrol meets BMW LL-01