try some in it

I did a search for motor oil before posting and nothing recent came up.... my post is for a slightly different oil which may suit others.

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That information wiil be in your car owners manual.

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Great, let us know how it tastes

I seem to remember people died in Italy in the 70s when a company put mineral oil in bottles of cooking oil.

Sunflower oil is cheaper and I guarantee it will not give you the $hits like this stuff would

He's right you know. I've got a 1.9 TDI 130 Skoda Superb. The only thing superb about it is the engine though and I want it to stay that way.

​what he said. For the oldet engines oil from TPS is only about 19 quid for 5l so it's stupid not to use genuine parts. I had to replace a camshaft due to rounded lobe on a 1.9PD engine on a second hand car I bought. Cost me +£350 and that was me doing the labour. Why risk your car for a few quid?

Check your hand book for an oil spec or if in doubt ask someone that knows.

Asda engine is supply by Comma which should be ok also the oil is meet the following class:
FORD WSS M2C917-A; VW 502 00, VW 505 00, VW 505 01; BMW LL-04; MB 229.31; ACEA C3; API SN CF

​Agreed. I check the specifications very carefully before buying any product, not just oil and buy to suit. I find this ok for my Royal Enfield and an old car. I use Castrol Magnatec in the newer car. Just because this oil is cheap at the moment it doesn't mean it is poor quality. The original price was £20 so by buying now at £13 I think it's a good deal.

ACEA C3 API SN/CF also meets or exceeds a range of manufacturers specifications which are detailed on the container.