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I only use P2 Axia, still recommend to use liqui moly or just waste of money because my engine small one only? which type u guys recommend for Axia?

is liquid molly 10-40w viscosity is lil bit tick for civic 1.8? as Honda website they have change oil their oil product line up to 0-30w even prev fully syntht recommen for type r 5-40w was change to 0-30w.

any advice should i change back to 0-30?

and thus the viscosity really affect the fuel consumption and make car more sluggish as hybrid is using 0-20w.

does 0-30w really ligght compare to 10/40w?

thanks

Bro, use back the original recommend oil. If use thicker oil, you will experience more worst FC or sluggish pick-up..

Engine may vibrate more and engine warm up also slower during cold start due to ticker oil is slower to reach the whole engine area in short time compare to lighter oil..

anyone tried the new Liqui Moly molygen, the one with the green packagin

not using with Liquy Moly gbx oil 75W-90? but a bit expensive la, rm100+ per 1 liter.. huhu

Save your money la. As long as use the correct thickness of oil then no problem d. Alot of this 'feel' people talking about is placebo effect. It's true there are differences, but real world it's pretty negligible. Synth tends to last longer than semi, but if you change according to a set mileage then anything also can. I have experience using liquimoly at one end of the scale to not changing the oil for a whole year of hard driving at the other end. The car just get more sluggish, but a complete teardown of the engine shows no additional wear or sludge buildup. Your Axia has one of the toughest engines out there, not some cerewet continental. So I would save my money and spend it on a nice dinner with family and friends.
If you want suggestion, buy Petronas and help out our economy abit, the Germans already rich enough.

All fresh oil changes feel smooth initially. For MoS2 it is very quiet and silent. Again butt dyno on MoS2... approaching 5000km starts to felt (very) slight sluggish in rev-ing. So perhaps it behaves just like a semi.

Just go full synth, or if pocket deep, go ester based.

Otherwise those Shell Helix Ultra full synth is good enough. Oh wait, isn't Axia 0w20? MoS2 is 10w30 or 10w40.

This post has been edited by dstl1128: Oct 21 2016, 10:06 AM

One of our Pug owners using Moly, its its a bit heavy due to the additive.

I also using Additive on my 308T. The car feels heavy yet smoother

Liqui-Moly is a top-tier oil brand for superbike

Hello, would like to ask anyone use liqui moly for volkswagen TSI model? which type of engine oil recommend?

just use castrol, motul or moly sucks on tsi, make engine shake only

Just buy and pour the Luqui Moly Ceratec. is around 14x... last up to 50k mileage

proven to smoothen the engine and engine respond quicker. I've tried it and it works as advertised.

Less than RM120 can get.

Lol....those conti sc in my are not using this brand! The cost of this brand will eat into their profit margin ! Used to use chemlube but had since stopped few years ago coz can't tahan the cost! It's not even one L a tin!but it's a bloody good oil in my opinion !

Finding any E/O brand which viscosity is 0W20~
Then u see which one suit you~
As 0W20 mostly are fully syn ,so the price tend will be higher a bit~

Ceratec is different additive compare MOS2 right? But which one is better?
Rm140 can last for 50k km not quite bad..

the MOS2 is already provided with the 10W40 semi oil. Adding the ceratec additive just enhances the engine respond. I can sense instant result like throttle response.

I've tried the Ceratec on my CR-V 2nd gen K20A, engine rpm climbs easier.

Worth to try it. But i do encourage an engine flush for mileage above 100k to feels its full potential. Weirdly my mechanic guy doesn't recommend me using Liqui Moly engine flush treatment as the result wasn't pleasing. End up he use a bottle of 3Bond throttle body and spray into my engine oil cap to clean it and flush out.

Anyone using ceratec before?will it change the engine oil color when pour out in next oil change?plan to using it but my car still in warranty,scare will detected by sc foreman.

ceratec is in dark grey colour..... used engine oil will be black in colour....i doubt foreman could visually differentiate them during oil change