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nidge n



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Hi Tim, yes it's a 2.2 with DPF
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martyp1970



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United Kingdom 2006 Defender 110 Td5 XS CSW Blenheim Silver
oilman wrote:
martyp1970 wrote:
Hi guys,
I've read a few pages but cant what oil to use on a MY06 TD5, stage one modes including remap , decat, k&n, egr valve delete.
How many liters does it hold specifically.
Cheers




ha just seen above. ......
so I take it 5w30 will this be fully synthetic ?
still how many liters.


Hi

A full synthetic is the best option for it, but a semi is a suitable cheaper option.

You need 6.3-7.2L.

Cheers

Tim




thanks Tim Cool
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nidge n wrote:
Hi Tim, yes it's a 2.2 with DPF


Hi

These are fine for that engine.

http://www.opieoils.co.uk/c-1300-wss-m2c-934-b.aspx

I can't supply the filter for it at the moment, sorry.

Cheers

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Hi Folks,

If you are having trouble finding out which Engine Oil is right for your car, please use our lookup guide.



If you need help finding your car, or it is modified in any way, you can call us Monday - Friday 8:30am to 5:30pm on 01209 202944, email us at sales@opieoils.co.uk, or just ask here.

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Oilman


Are you any closer to produce a service pack for the 2.2 Defender

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Hi

Make - LR
Model - Def
Year - 2002
Mods - -----
Use (road/track etc) - Mainly road

I bought the car with 133.000 km's on the clock. Since then my garage, a well known LR specialist with over 25 years experience, serviced the vehicle with 10W40 semi synthetic. The car now has done 364.000 km's. Never had any issues enginewise. Oil consumption is 1 litre of oil between service intervals = 20.000 km's.

My question: LR specifically recommends 5W40, can I expect more oil consumption using the 10W40 sem-synthetic variety as the vehicle will cock up more km's? I intend to keep it at least for another 6 years, roughly clocking up some 200.000 km's from now.

Thanks in advance!
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jayaway44 wrote:
oilman wrote:
Hi Folks,

If you are having trouble finding out which Engine Oil is right for your car, please use our lookup guide.



If you need help finding your car, or it is modified in any way, you can call us Monday - Friday 8:30am to 5:30pm on 01209 202944, email us at sales@opieoils.co.uk, or just ask here.

Cheers
Oilman


Are you any closer to produce a service pack for the 2.2 Defender

Thanks


Hi

Not at the moment, it looks like we're going to have a change of filter supplier, so need to see how that affects the service packs.

Cheers

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Tillerman56 wrote:
Hi

Make - LR
Model - Def
Year - 2002
Mods - -----
Use (road/track etc) - Mainly road

I bought the car with 133.000 km's on the clock. Since then my garage, a well known LR specialist with over 25 years experience, serviced the vehicle with 10W40 semi synthetic. The car now has done 364.000 km's. Never had any issues enginewise. Oil consumption is 1 litre of oil between service intervals = 20.000 km's.

My question: LR specifically recommends 5W40, can I expect more oil consumption using the 10W40 sem-synthetic variety as the vehicle will cock up more km's? I intend to keep it at least for another 6 years, roughly clocking up some 200.000 km's from now.

Thanks in advance!


Hi

As you intend on keeping it, I would use the 5w-40 synthetic as it's the better oil. Unfortunately, you can't predict oil consumption with similar grades.

Cheers

Tim Use the code DEF2 and get 10% Club Discount
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Tillerman56



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Yannis



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I have a 2.2 Puma and I'm having trouble sourcing WSS-M2C-934-B. I would really like one of the big brands; Shell, Mobi, Castrol but I can only seem to source the correct spec oil from Champion who I have never heard of?

Has anyone ever used Champion oils?

I would like to use the site sponsor but postage on 8L of oil to Italy is rather expensive..?
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jk84



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Hi Oilman,

Have just clocked up north of 4.5k miles on my new 2.2 TDCi Puma. I'd like to do a first oil and filter change after 'running in'. Below the usual details. Web link to a page on your site so I can purchase straight away would be most appreciated...I know, being lazy here Embarassed

Make: LR Defender
Model: 2.2 TDCi 110 SW XS
Year: 2015
Engine type: Diesel
Performance modifications: None
Driving style: Road, long journeys: London-Alps, London-Cornwall, London-Spain
Any other information that may be relevant: Engine oil and filter - best quality available, this will be a high mileage car and a keeper, so I don't want to be saving on fuel quality or oil quality.

Thanks much Thumbs Up
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Hi

You need an oil that meets the Ford 934B spec and here are the ones that we have.

http://www.opieoils.co.uk/c-1300-ford-wss-...e-oil.aspx

They are all good oils, so go with whichever brand or price you prefer.

Here are the filters that we have.

http://www.opieoils.co.uk/vehicle-lookup.aspx?lookup=2701

Regards

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jk84



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Excellent, thank you Tim, much appreciated!
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Hi. Any thoughts on what adverse effects I should expect from using chevron 5-30w semi synthetic changed every 6 months over the recommended fully synthetic each 12 months
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Yannis wrote:
I have a 2.2 Puma and I'm having trouble sourcing WSS-M2C-934-B. I would really like one of the big brands; Shell, Mobi, Castrol but I can only seem to source the correct spec oil from Champion who I have never heard of?

Has anyone ever used Champion oils?

I would like to use the site sponsor but postage on 8L of oil to Italy is rather expensive..?

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Caterham wrote:
Hi. Any thoughts on what adverse effects I should expect from using chevron 5-30w semi synthetic changed every 6 months over the recommended fully synthetic each 12 months


Hi

It depends on the required spec. If it needs the 934B spec, there may well be issues with the DPF. If it just needs the 913C or 913D spec, it's likely that there will be no problem, other than the more basic the oil, the less protection you get.

Cheers

Tim Use the code DEF2 and get 10% Club Discount
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