Is there any website where I can see suitable engine oil for my car?
I purchased 1995 Holden Barina for my partner to learn driving so looking for an engine oil(preferably on promo) for next car service.
Many thanks in advance!
Website for Engine Oil Selector
Ash-Say on 10/10/2018 - 08:37
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Yeah, thats it.
That stuff is more like honey then oil lol.
Z154 filter and either 10w40 or 15w40 should be good enough for a car of that age. Being a 24yo car and a Holden Barina, the oil change is going to cost more than the car. Buy whatever the cheapest you can get for it
Supercheap have a good option on their website where you can put in your make and model of car and it will tell you everything that is applicable to your vehicle… At the top under “My Garage” and select your car.
Thank you.
It's a temporary car while my partner learns how to drive.
Why bother with oil changes then, it’s an old car not worth much so barely worth servicing. How long are you keeping it?
most oil brand web sites have selection tools i.e.
https://www.penriteoil.com.au/product-recommendations
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Which one would be better
https://www.autobarn.com.au/valvoline-xld-premium-15w40-5l-1… ($11.99)
Or
https://files.ozbargain.com.au/upload/108767/62823/img_20181… ($9.99)
Or
https://www.bunnings.com.au/valvoline-5l-15w-40-engine-armou… ($16.98)
$9.89
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I used to use https://www.datateck.com.au/Lube/PenriteAus/ to search Penrite. If you do a search on the other brands, it will come up in first few results. It gives a few results (like the SCA one used to)
Supercheap had a 5 litre 15w-40 on the front page of their catalogue for less than $10. Should be suitable for most older cars.