according to manual is best, if nothing mentioned i would go for full synthetic oil, these new oils have very high resistance to shearing and wearing.
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QUOTE(kurty @ Nov 10 2016, 12:17 PM) Can I ask, Use only good brand name oils , nothing kills turbo faster than cheap oils just to save a few bucksapart from regular EO change, is there anything we need to maintain the turbo in good condition? using TD05 20g  |
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QUOTE(kurty @ Nov 11 2016, 02:54 PM) apparently, I asked my friends the same question. Shell please , if you try to buy these oem branded ones outside of the service centre you maybe buying fakesand none of them actually bother to maintain their turbo.. probably mine is the smallest while theirs are AR70.. I see, thanks for sharing this. not sure if you could answer this. is shell helix ultra or the lexus fully synthetic engine oil, good enough? |
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I found this video and completely convinced petronas syntium best ever engine oil to endure 400-500 degrees in turbo bearings . ZERO SLUDGE
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