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Castrol Magnetec 10w 40w semi synthetic
- Thread starter RSPSTEVE
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It's cheap.
And the thicker consistency suits a rebuild or worn engine.
Semi-synthetic implies they expect the block to continue to require bedding in throughout its life too - which again may be true of a rebuild or worn engine.
As such, it isn't approved - so don't even think about it if you have a warranty (or want one).
And the thicker consistency suits a rebuild or worn engine.
Semi-synthetic implies they expect the block to continue to require bedding in throughout its life too - which again may be true of a rebuild or worn engine.
As such, it isn't approved - so don't even think about it if you have a warranty (or want one).
personal experience with magnatec is that it goes like water
when I first had this issue (not in the 911 i add) i googled magnatec oil problems and came up with shedloads of people suffering the same thing
generally i trust peoples judgement if they should know better than me on a given subject and Hhartech do seem to know their stuff
unless of course I have personal experience, and in this case that means no chance would i be using magnatec
when I first had this issue (not in the 911 i add) i googled magnatec oil problems and came up with shedloads of people suffering the same thing
generally i trust peoples judgement if they should know better than me on a given subject and Hhartech do seem to know their stuff
unless of course I have personal experience, and in this case that means no chance would i be using magnatec
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