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G'day to all just wondering what type of oil would be best for the d40 dieasl turbo
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Nissan specify a low-ash - JASO DH-1 in fact - oil, 5W30 recommended for cooler climate. You'll only need 7.1 litres if you're not changing the filter, 7.6 litres if you are. Some have used fully synthetic with good results.
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Thanks for that Tony im going to go and get it tomorow and also do the fillter as well.Would you no how offten you have to do the petrol fillter.cheers Tony Alex.
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Is it a manual or auto ? They both require different oil. In my Manual D40 turbo diesel I used Caltex Delo 400 15W-40 and its relatively inexpensive @ $90 for 20L
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Helo steve mine is manual you thanks for that.
The chart in the manual for the D40 Diesel is below:
Basically you can use whatever grade oil you require for the temperature range your vehicle will be subjected to.
The most important part is the JASO rating. Our engine oil (and particularly those of us with DPFs) must be JASO-FD which is ultra low ash.
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The chart in the manual for the D40 Diesel is below:
Basically you can use whatever grade oil you require for the temperature range your vehicle will be subjected to.
The most important part is the JASO rating. Our engine oil (and particularly those of us with DPFs) must be JASO-FD which is ultra low ash.
Thanks Old.Tony, i had plenty of oils at work but the book and people tell me that with DPF you must run 5W-30 but as long as its low ash i'm fine?
Low ash is the key. If it's not, then solid particles will fill the DPF and they may not be dealt with by the regeneration cycle.
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If you have a DPF and warranty.... the above grade or lower is the only grade oil you can use.
For example in the shell range...Helix Ultra Extra 5W-30 is the only oil suitable for use in a 2.5 CRTD with DPF's,
or,
if you have a heavy duty diesel engine (ie: prime mover)with a DPF use Shell Rimula R6 LM.
http://www-static.shell.com/static/aus/downloads/product_data_guide/product_data_guide_complete.pdf
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Chrome dome
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I dont no how many kms you have on it but apparently you cant use full synthetic untill you have about 20000 kms as it dosnt let your engine run in propelly .Thats what my mechanic told me on saturday when i wanted to run full syn at 10000 kms.
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KraftyPg
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Doesn't that contradict what Nissan claim they put in from the factory?
Chrome dome
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Do they put in a blend or a mineral ??
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Or a full mineral i meant ...
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KraftyPg
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I'm sure there has been a number of threads lately which suggest fully synthetic is the oil of choice and I can't see Nissan recommending one and using another from the factory. Mind you for all the consumer knows they could be putting cooking oil in it at the factory.
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http://www.navara.asia/d40-general-chat/7469-d40-oil.html
That's the most recent discussion, there is also threads in both the D40 and the D22 section where people talk about what oils they are using. At the end of the day brand and flavour is more of a preference than anything else, the book will tell you what specs your oil needs to be and if you follow those specs you are doing what Nissan suggest.
That's the most recent discussion, there is also threads in both the D40 and the D22 section where people talk about what oils they are using. At the end of the day brand and flavour is more of a preference than anything else, the book will tell you what specs your oil needs to be and if you follow those specs you are doing what Nissan suggest.
Chrome dome
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Where does nissan say you should use full sythetic and is it from new or at specific kms . I ask this because when i rang nissan on monday after my service to question this they told me the same that i shouldnt use full syn oil until about 20000 kms.
Nissan say that the recommended oil is 5W30 and I don't think that's available in a mineral - it's fully synthetic (as far as I am aware, anyway).
Where do they recommend it? In their own service manual. If they want to argue, get 'em to look up their own book.
Where do they recommend it? In their own service manual. If they want to argue, get 'em to look up their own book.
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