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maddox

Greetings from Romania

First of all, I own a MY 2007 Pajero, 3.2 common rail, M/T, no DPF factory. I am thinking of switching from Motul engine oil (at the moment i am using 8100 Eco-nergy 5W-30) to Millers CFS 5w40 NT +.
I know that this oil is mainly used in modified/race cars, but I am wondering if I could use it in my daily driver also. Contacted Millers alos, but haven't gotten a reply yet.
Haven't found any info regarding this particular oil type on the forums, although I have done a bit of searching

Thanks,
M.

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assassin · Posted: Sun Dec 31, 2017 5:07 Post subject:

Yes, it meets and exceeds all the specifications you require.

maddox · Posted: Tue Jan 02, 2018 0:41 Post subject:

Happy new year!

I know that, just wondering if anyone used it in the common rail version, being that it's more intended for fast reving engines/racing, not a 4k rpm diesel Smile

Haven't found any info yet, regarding the quantity of detergents that these type of oils contain (all normal/street engine oils contain some amounts of detergents)

assassin · Posted: Wed Jan 03, 2018 4:00 Post subject:

It meets and exceeds all the requirements for your engine, and is suitable.

All oils contain detergents and the full synthetic oils contain much less oil and even more detergents.

maddox · Posted: Wed Jan 03, 2018 22:02 Post subject:

Thanks for your replay, all sorted with the guys from Millers. Very helpful team, when it comes to customer service

Thanks,
M.