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Use 10w40 mizu engine oil, there is semi and also fully, avoid additional additive ✅

If high mileage engine got problem like oil disappearing, power loss, running rough with strange noise. The oil additives like liqui moly mos2 actually works, it contain molybdenum which is a super lube will makes minor worn engine running smooth and quiet again.

But do take notes that oil additives which designed to bond a protection layer to the metal will have negative effects if added to dirty oil. When gather dirt it will form sludge then clogged the oil passages or strainer. So must add after oil changes or engine flushing may needed before adding.

Just use high viscosity engine oil, better

Agreed but only can tolerate with 10w 40, higher like 15w 50, 20w 50 will makes engine runs like fetching heavy loads.

Next up want to try mizu ester fully 10w 40, heard ester tech already had the the most of additives functions.

10w40 or 15w40 already good enough 🤩🔥

How much is Mizu semi 10w40?
Can buy from Lazada or Shoppe?
Worry to buy fake oil

Is Mizu a brand name? I never heard of it before

Last time I used Bolx from shoppe, semi 10w40 is around RM 38 - RM 40 for 4 liter, now I am no not using it anymore

This post has been edited by Jened: Jun 7 2025, 02:19 PM

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It sounds like a Japanese miso soup.
Thank you

Yea, no worries, I've been using mizu engine oil including mizu atf oil for my camry, satisfied with it 🌴🔥🌴🔥🌴

Okay, I will buy it

Good luck 😇🔥

Very good luck to you too. Thank you

🙂

Kajang Lotus

That’s cheap , thank you for the update 🙂‍↔️🤯

Proton Iriz CamPro engine after numerous Sepang track days and Touge
https://www.quazacolt.com/uoa/others/202412...etronas3000.png

second follow up sample
https://www.quazacolt.com/uoa/others/202505...etronas3000.png




My own GT86 with Valvoline SynPower Eco 0w20 and now with Tan Chong MoS2 additives ,
Moly (MoS2) very slight increase with continual usage
https://www.quazacolt.com/uoa/gt86/20250311...ineEco_MoS2.png


Finally! first Mobil 1 SHC 75w90 gear oil sample!
https://www.quazacolt.com/uoa/gt86/20250115...0_Mobil1SHC.png

My First LSD sample, using Motul Gear 300 LS 75w90
https://www.quazacolt.com/uoa/gt86/20250115...ulGear300LS.png

no Q&A yet as Blackstone labs getting even slower, lol.
not to mention various typos and errors compared to information provided from my oil slips. (all 3 reports also contained typos and errors)

This post has been edited by Quazacolt: Jul 7 2025, 12:15 PM

I am actually quite surprised seeing that Syntium 3000 actually consists of Molybdenum. Seems like it becomes an important friction modifier for engine oil nowadays for improving fuel consumption and reduce wear.

Notice the previous sample of Valvoline SynPower 0w20 has more insoluble (0.4% vs 0.2% in the latest UOA). Possible is it due to the MoS2 additive? As MoS2 itself is a solid lubricant and the particles are just suspended in the base oil of the additive. Hence, under the continuous usage of the oil and the MoS2 gone through heat and pressure, it coated to the internal parts of the engine and breaks down from its solid counterpart. End up the increases in Moly level and reduce in insoluble content.

Just wonder if the sulphur from the MoS2 will affect the TBN number or not? As the test doesn't show the TBN and TAN.

My Polo and Myvi both using Mizu 5W30 or 5W40 for years without issue. Only local brand I trust now. Just buy from official store.

This post has been edited by Kasawari 2: Jul 13 2025, 02:03 PM

Molybdenum is very popular these days because it's one those additives that doesn't have any obvious detrimental issues.

The only problem is that they aren't like zinc or phosphorus that's able to cling to metal surfaces. Hence their benefits are also very limited.

Another "issue" is how there's differences in MoS2 similarly to base oil
https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/w...ar-moly.314523/
I'm not sure if there's any tests or analysis that can determine or differentiate the various MoS2 types.
(Base oil you can)

The insolubles are negligible and it's apart of my previous Q&A and recent Q&A/notes
Regardless, you can also refer to
https://www.blackstone-labs.com/all-about-insolubles/
Basically, the MoS2 are smaller microns than the test, as well as oil filter. (Otherwise they are all caught by the filter and just clog it up)

I've got enough data of TBN so didn't pay extra for it
But through experience and also my previous report, no it doesn't affect TBN