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Folks,

I'd like to know which is better. And what would you recommend putting on mine. 98 DSE with only 76000kms done.

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It all depends on temperature conditions in your area. If your temperature is warm and sustained then a single weight 30 would be fine. If the temps fluctuate a multigrade would be recommended.
 

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Thanks for the info. Temps here in my area are mostly on 25c-30c range and doesn't fall below 18c (on extreme and rarest occasions) and above 35c (same here).

I'm currently using Mobil Delvac 1340
 

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G-unit.

A Synthetic multigrade Diesel engine oil 15w40 weight should be used and your brands of product would be more specific dude !

Mobil Delvac lines are normally used for stationery motors such as gen-sets, so your source availability tends to be important ?

Understandably the BMW 2.5ltr TD donk is normally designed to operate in lower european climatic tempreture conditions, so changing to an 85 degree C opened thermostat is a common improvement done to imported vehicles in Australia/New Zealand.

Cheerio,


Vinniman
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vinniman said:
Understandably the BMW 2.5ltr TD donk is normally designed to operate in lower european climatic tempreture conditions, so changing to an 85 degree C opened thermostat is a common improvement done to imported vehicles in Australia/New Zealand."unquote

Mind telling me from where to buy, such a t/stat.

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