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5 5W-40 (Full Synthetic), 10 10W-50 (Full Synthetic), 40 25W-70 (Mineral), etc...57 questions from our users
Bikerinpursuit Bribie asked
Hi, can I use this oil in my 2016 isuzu dmax, 4x4, 3.O turbo diesel ?
It does not have a dpf filter .
Thanks
Brett.
1 answer
Penrite OilPenrite Oil
Hi, Please call our Technical Team on 1300 736 748 or email [email protected] and we can give you a personalised recommendation.
Wizasked
Is there a Penrite oil suitable for both Petrol & Diesel Engines?
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Dunno mate. Call Penrite and ask them. I’m pretty sure you can use diesel oil in petrol and better that way than the other. They both would have different additives in them so best call them and ask.
Pedy Aasked
Is this oil 5w/40 penrite good for my car Honda CR-V 2008
1 answer
Penrite OilPenrite Oil
Hi Pedy, Best to contact our Technical Team to get a personal recommendation for your Honda. You can contact them on 1300 736 748 or [email protected]
Allan Stainerasked
How many Liters are there in a Container of Enviro Plus 10-40 Full Synthetic Deisel Engine Oil. I require 12 Litrs to do an oil Change
2 answers
Usually 5L however they do sell 10L as well :) I buy the 10L ones and have two 5 L ones which come in handy for topups during changes. :)
Chris
Penrite OilPenrite Oil
Hi Allan, Our Enviro+ 10W-40 is available in 7 Litres so if your vehicle requires 12 litres you can either buy 2x 7L bottles or 1x 20L container.
Richard brownasked
I have put hpr 15w-50 in my recently purchased 2009 Mitsubishi triton (3.2 ltr engine). It has been well looked after and has full service history (147000km). I will have my mechanic do the book services at 15000km but I intend to do an oil change myself at 7500km. I live in North Queensland so ambient temperatures are high in summer and this is why I chose to use this weight oil. The Penrite chart recommends 10w-40 for my vehicle but the ambient temp recommendations do overlap between these two oils, within temp ranges in my area. Im probably splitting hairs here but have I made a correct choice? Would it be advisable to use the 10w-40 in winter. Appreciate second opinion.
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Sorry, Richard, I can't comment on that grade 15w-50 as mine is an older Perkins diesel & I use 20w-60 . I'm somewhat further south . Good Luck ! John .
Penrite OilPenrite Oil
Hi Richard, It would be best to call our Techincal Team on 1300 736 748 or email [email protected] to get a recommendation.
markasked
is hpr 50 okay to use in a old diesel engine that is burning oil
1 answer
Penrite OilPenrite Oil
Hi Mark, Best to contact our Tech Team on 1300 736 748 or email [email protected]
Tomasked
I have a 2006 Lexus IS 250 with 140k, is Hpr 10 10/50 the recommended oil for these kilometres
1 answer
Penrite OilPenrite Oil
Hi Tom, Thanks for your interest, For a 2006 Lexus IS250 with fairly low kms we would recommend using our HPR 5, Full Synthetic 5W-40. For further information please contact our Technical Support 1300 736 748.
Dannyasked
Which oil for high kms ve calais
1 answer
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Hi Danny, To best answer your question can you please contact our Technical Team on 1300 736 748 or email [email protected]
Pauline B.asked
I have recently started using Penrith 10W-50 oil in my 2005 BA XR8. Since the oil change I have had the oil pressure light come on at idle (stopped at traffic light) then goes of under revs - moving at any speed. Could this oil be too thin for the motor? I service regularly and car is well maintained, 200,000 Klms on clock
1 answer
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Hi Pauline, best to contact our Tech Team on 1300 736 748 to discuss this further.
Pauline B.asked
I have recently started using Penrith 10W-50 oil in my 2005 BA XR8. Since the oil change I have had the oil pressure light come on at idle (stopped at traffic light) then goes of under revs - moving at any speed. Could this oil be too thin for the motor? I service regularly and car is well maintained, 200,000 Klms on clock
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Gabrielasked
Hello
Can you please recommend a Penrite Oil for Toyota Rav 4 2005 Model with 233000 Kms. thank you in advance
Gab
3 answers
Penrite OilPenrite Oil
Hi Gabriel,
What size engine is your RAV 4 and what oil are you currently using?
You can use our Product Selector, https://www.penriteoil.com.au/product-selector#/, to look up your vehicle to give you an idea of what we currently suggest for it, but of course, you can discuss further with us on 1300 736 748 or via email on [email protected]
Hi Guys, thank you for your reply . engine size is 2.4 L, i dont what oil is using currently because i purchased the car a week ago but it has a big Penrite sticker on the motor .Hope that will help you a bit . could it be SAE 5W-30 FULL SYNTHETIC ??
Penrite OilPenrite Oil
Hi Gabriel, It might be best to contact us on 1300 736 748 we can discuss further. Just ask for the Tech Team.
Frank. Masked
I have a 2006 build BMW X3, 2.5SI. Is this oil recommended for my motor?
1 answer
Penrite OilPenrite Oil
Hi Frank,
Thanks for your inquiry.
We need to confirm the fill model number for this vehicle?
Can please give our Technical team a call on 1300 736 748 to discuss further.
DavidLasked
Hello,
I have a 1964 Austin Healey 3000 and I was recommended to use HPR 50 40-70 as it would reduce oil consumption.
I previously used Penrite HPR 20w60. On a recent trip of some 8000 miles my motor used around 7 litres of oil which I considered excessive.
What is your recommendation?
Regards
David
1 answer
Penrite OilPenrite Oil
Hi David,
Can you please contact the Penrite Techincal Team on 1300 736 748 so we can discuss directly.
Des J.asked
hi i have a vw golf turbo 1.6 is diesel is this oil 15w50 semi synthetic ok
1 answer
Penrite OilPenrite Oil
Hi Des,
Thanks for your inquiry.
What year is this vehicle? Please give Technical a call on 1300 736 748 to discuss directly.
Bradasked
2013, 3.2l ranger. Product selector says either enviro 0w-30 or hpr 5 5w-40. What is the difference between these two? I did notice the enviro is required for warranty period but why and why would one swap to hpr 5 ??
1 answer
Penrite OilPenrite Oil
Hi Brad, thanks for your inquiry.
The Product Selector has a note for the Enviro+ 0W-30 (actually called Enviro+ C2), to use this oil from 2015 onwards.
HPR 5 is for out of warranty as it is suitable for use where Ford M2C913-C specification is required, because we know it works, but it doesn’t actually meet this specification, because of the viscosity. This specification relates to a 5W-30 oil, meeting all the relevant physical and chemical requirements of course, for this Ford specification. HPR 5 is a 5W-40, so heavier when hot. You’d maybe swap to it if it is out of warranty, which a 2013 would be and maybe where the car is working really hard or has done a fair few kms as well as/or if it using oil on the current oil used, if it happens to be a 5W-30 oil meeting M2C913-C.
The better option to use is our Full Synthetic 5W-30, https://www.penriteoil.com.au/products/full-synthetic-5w-30#/, which is shown as the first option on our Product Selector.
A lot of info to take in, so please give our Technical team a call on 1300 736 748, for a more direct conversation about your vehicle.
ross d.asked
Can I use HPR 5 full synthetic 5w- 40 light duty diesel in my Mitsubishi 2.5 diesel turbo and can I mix another litre from semi synthetic
1 answer
Penrite OilPenrite Oil
Hi Ross,
Thanks for your inquiry.
Can you please contact our Technical team on 1300 736 748, and provide details as to the year and model of this car, and they will be able to help directly. There may be other questions that will need to be asked as well. You could also try our Product Selector, https://www.penriteoil.com.au/product-selector#/.
Our Technical team will be more than happy to help but more detail is required.
Gregasked
My vehicle specifies for SAE 5W-40, API SL / JASO MA2, would this product meet these needs?
1 answer
Penrite OilPenrite Oil
Hi Greg,
Thanks for your inquiry.
Please give Technical a call on 1300 736 748 to discuss directly.
Gregasked
My vehicle specifies for SAE 5W-40, API SL / JASO MA2, would this product meet these needs?
1 answer
Penrite OilPenrite Oil
Hi Greg,
Thanks for your inquiry.
Please give Technical a call on 1300 736 748 to discuss directly.
noelasked
can you top up hpr5 with mineral oil
1 answer
Penrite OilPenrite Oil
Hi Noel,
Thanks for your inquiry.
Please give Technical a call on 1300 736 748 to discuss directly.
Mickasked
What would be recommended in a 2001 Forrester GT. 210 000km
Normally use 5-30 but been advised due to age .
To go thicker.
Can you assist?
1 answer
Penrite OilPenrite Oil
Hi Mick,
Thanks for your inquiry.
Please give Technical a call on 1300 736 748 to discuss directly.
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