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Is 0W30 too thin for valvetronic?
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<blockquote data-quote="viewfinder" data-source="post: 92655" data-attributes="member: 1704"><p>It's strange that BMW M'sia recommends "winter" grade oil. If I remember correctly, the 0W-30 grade is only good for operating temperature somewhere much less than 100deg.C. One can check the API or SAE website for the exact operating temp range. The viscosity of 0W-30 is already so low at room temp when I compare it with 10W-30.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="viewfinder, post: 92655, member: 1704"] It's strange that BMW M'sia recommends "winter" grade oil. If I remember correctly, the 0W-30 grade is only good for operating temperature somewhere much less than 100deg.C. One can check the API or SAE website for the exact operating temp range. The viscosity of 0W-30 is already so low at room temp when I compare it with 10W-30. [/QUOTE]
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