The pormotion price is dirt cheap.
Anyone try before?
They sell their oil filter as well.
Is bosch product reliable and quality?
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BOSCH ENGINE OIL, 0w20
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QUOTE(Zhik @ Dec 10 2024, 10:34 AM) Just come across this from its official store. Bought their 10W/40 few months back for future car servicing. Seems legit, bought from their official store in shopee. Haven't tested yet tho coz my service due in another 2 months. The pormotion price is dirt cheap. Anyone try before? They sell their oil filter as well. Is bosch product reliable and quality? » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « lazada shopee ![]() ![]() |
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QUOTE(cloudwan @ Dec 10 2024, 10:40 AM) Bought their 10W/40 few months back for future car servicing. Seems legit, bought from their official store in shopee. Haven't tested yet tho coz my service due in another 2 months. 10w40, so thick. ![]() ![]() 0w20 is the most expansive in their engine oil range. And it is now only their put up to sell and on sale now. RM92/bottle after vouchers... I wonder their quality. Been using their iridium sprak plug, about 150 cheaper compare to original. Same quality as original. |
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QUOTE(Zhik @ Dec 10 2024, 10:46 AM) 10w40, so thick. For a 18 year old car u want to use such thin oil meh? 0w20 is the most expansive in their engine oil range. And it is now only their put up to sell and on sale now. RM92/bottle after vouchers... I wonder their quality. Been using their iridium sprak plug, about 150 cheaper compare to original. Same quality as original. ![]() Plus it's the car manufacturer recommended viscosity, so no worries there ![]() |
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QUOTE(cloudwan @ Dec 10 2024, 12:03 PM) For a 18 year old car u want to use such thin oil meh? If TS took care of the vechile and car manufacturer recommended the vistocity, it can use the same viscocity oil. ![]() Plus it's the car manufacturer recommended viscosity, so no worries there ![]() My Kelisa from day 1 until now almost 15 years with 250k on meter still using same 5W-30 oil. This post has been edited by littlefire: Dec 10 2024, 05:24 PM |
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i bought x2 4L 5-30 oil from bosch official store only for RM120 yesterday, voucher from shopee 20% discount.
legit sure legit, good anot compared with castrol or shell i dont know. but at least is from official store and is big brand bosch, their oil grade upgraded from API-SN to API-SP. rather than weird shop with alot of good review but selling cheap AF compared with official... |
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QUOTE(JZenith @ Dec 11 2024, 11:15 PM) i bought x2 4L 5-30 oil from bosch official store only for RM120 yesterday, voucher from shopee 20% discount. Sn-sp? What is the different?legit sure legit, good anot compared with castrol or shell i dont know. but at least is from official store and is big brand bosch, their oil grade upgraded from API-SN to API-SP. rather than weird shop with alot of good review but selling cheap AF compared with official... Anyway, i just pull trigger. This post has been edited by Zhik: Dec 12 2024, 12:01 PM |
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QUOTE(cloudwan @ Dec 10 2024, 11:03 AM) For a 18 year old car u want to use such thin oil meh? bro, no matter how old is the car, lower 0w or 5w is still better, you need to google on how thin or thick 0w vs 10w really is, not much of differences, 0w OR 5w is good for all ages of car due to how good at flow especially on cold start. the 1 that make the differences more is the back. 0w20 vs 0w40![]() Plus it's the car manufacturer recommended viscosity, so no worries there ![]() |
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QUOTE(littlefire @ Dec 10 2024, 05:23 PM) If TS took care of the vechile and car manufacturer recommended the vistocity, it can use the same viscocity oil. I wasn't talking about TS car le.. It was about my car. My Kelisa from day 1 until now almost 15 years with 250k on meter still using same 5W-30 oil. ![]() ![]() |
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QUOTE(babisotong @ Dec 12 2024, 12:03 PM) bro, no matter how old is the car, lower 0w or 5w is still better, you need to google on how thin or thick 0w vs 10w really is, not much of differences, 0w OR 5w is good for all ages of car due to how good at flow especially on cold start. the 1 that make the differences more is the back. 0w20 vs 0w40 For my car engine, the car manufacturer already suggest/recommended 10w/40 engine oil so i rather stick with the manufacturer suggestion, plus i don't see much reason wasting my money buying more expensive engine oil grade just for the heck of it. ![]() ![]() Besides it's a known fact that using thinner viscosity engine oil on older engines won't really do much good especially when the engine never had done a total overhauled (eg: replacing piston rings etc) due to u may see higher engine oil loss overtime from engine oil seeping into the combustion chamber. ![]() |
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Api sp 0w20 is the most expansive among the brand.
I am getting it around rm95 togather with it oil filter. Guess i am going to change my oil earlier 10k km. Haha Outside workshop all quote me about rm230. Sc always charge me close to 200++ too. I thk i can save about 300-400 per year.... |
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QUOTE(cloudwan @ Dec 12 2024, 03:37 PM) For my car engine, the car manufacturer already suggest/recommended 10w/40 engine oil so i rather stick with the manufacturer suggestion, plus i don't see much reason wasting my money buying more expensive engine oil grade just for the heck of it. Always follow car manufacturer oil specs. Dont pandai pandai hear ppl say thinner oil is better.![]() ![]() Besides it's a known fact that using thinner viscosity engine oil on older engines won't really do much good especially when the engine never had done a total overhauled (eg: replacing piston rings etc) due to u may see higher engine oil loss overtime from engine oil seeping into the combustion chamber. ![]() alfiejr and kupronikel83 liked this post
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QUOTE(Balanced @ Dec 13 2024, 12:36 AM) it's better if the engine is in good condition however using what recommended by manufacture is still recommended. It's mostly viscosity we are talking about and how it flow, from 10w-30 to 5w-30 is good if the engine is in good condition as the oil will flow faster and better at reaching all parts of the engine when it's cold, however 10w30 to 15w30 is it not! recommended at all.there is a lot of talking, discussing regarding this topic, you need to read more. "Dont pandai pandai" |
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why everyone arguing which viscosity is better for who's car.
question here is Bosch engine oil reliable to use ?? i want to know coz want cut down my cost a bit. tak boleh tahan using liquimoly d |
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If and only if it's genuine Bosch engine oil
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QUOTE(babisotong @ Dec 13 2024, 09:33 AM) it's better if the engine is in good condition however using what recommended by manufacture is still recommended. It's mostly viscosity we are talking about and how it flow, from 10w-30 to 5w-30 is good if the engine is in good condition as the oil will flow faster and better at reaching all parts of the engine when it's cold, however 10w30 to 15w30 is it not! recommended at all. The number before w30 have negligible meaning in our temperature. there is a lot of talking, discussing regarding this topic, you need to read more. "Dont pandai pandai" Gv me conclusive evidents that 10w30 have substantial flow which benefits the engine compared to 15w30 in our country's temperature. As i have researched before, there is negligible different in our weather. |
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QUOTE(GagalLand @ Dec 13 2024, 09:51 AM) I thk so. My honda city 0w20 api sn while this one is using newest api sp, which provide every api sn has, with more protection. N it is from the genuine official store on shopee/lazada. 0w20 is the most expansive in their engine oil range. 12.12 is shopee birthday. Platform and bosch alltogather give me rm90 discount for 2 set of oil n filter. Yesterday i go in and c, sold out. I use bosch double iridium spark plug for rm200 during sale. My ori ngk rm340 . Till date ald 1 year in usage clock in 30k km. The performance and quality are same. Now i am aiming to get bosch jazz spark plug for my honda city because their referral code are same. LoL |
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QUOTE(Balanced @ Dec 13 2024, 11:11 AM) The number before w30 have negligible meaning in our temperature. Weather is not the concern nowadays, the main thing for most car manufacturer nowadays is fuel economy. Thus why you can see newer hybrids used 0w-16. For local Perodua, i believe the newer Axia, Myvi & Bezza also using 0W-20 already, even Toyota Vios also i heard the same. Coz the lower viscocity, the more "watery" the fluid and lighter the car feel and drive, this will help especially driving in small town or city area a lot. But for sure this will need to refer back to the car manufacturer engine design/requirement, for older engine type if they are design to stick with 5W-30 or 20W-50 just stick with it as changing to even lighter viscosity might increase the chances of oil leak or burn out.Gv me conclusive evidents that 10w30 have substantial flow which benefits the engine compared to 15w30 in our country's temperature. As i have researched before, there is negligible different in our weather. |
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QUOTE(littlefire @ Dec 13 2024, 10:35 AM) Weather is not the concern nowadays, the main thing for most car manufacturer nowadays is fuel economy. Thus why you can see newer hybrids used 0w-16. For local Perodua, i believe the newer Axia, Myvi & Bezza also using 0W-20 already, even Toyota Vios also i heard the same. Coz the lower viscocity, the more "watery" the fluid and lighter the car feel and drive, this will help especially driving in small town or city area a lot. But for sure this will need to refer back to the car manufacturer engine design/requirement, for older engine type if they are design to stick with 5W-30 or 20W-50 just stick with it as changing to even lighter viscosity might increase the chances of oil leak or burn out. I agree that the smaller number after w flows better than bigger number in operating temp. However car engines are designed with different tolerances. Using too thin oil will have inadequate protection for engine designed for thicker oils. Anyway always follow manufacturer recommdations first, then only use the thinnest oil in the recommendation range if engine still ok. |
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