Very cheap full synthetic oil, one of the cheapest 5L bottles available.
Nulon Apex+ 5W-30 Full Synthetic Engine Oil 5L $34.99 (Member Price, Was $74.99) + Delivery ($0 C&C/ in-Store) @ Autobarn
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Lfitzy87 on 22/01/2025 - 14:13 autobarn.com.au (602 clicks)
Last edited 22/01/2025 - 15:15 by 2 other users
Last edited 22/01/2025 - 15:15 by 2 other users
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if its not broken don't fix it - First post so just wanted to ensure it was suitable. Thanks
He wanted you to rearrange a word or two or at least add in an exclamation mark
Great first post OP. Thanks grabbed a few bottles.
This isn't a real synthetic, I don't see PAO or ester on the spec sheet. It's a highly refined mineral oil that's gone through a hydrocracking process.
Arent most of them like this? Especially at this price point. I know the penrite ten tenths oil is a full synthetic by what you are saying, what else is there on the market here?
Having said that the nulon stuff goes pretty good in my experience
There's not many that are true synthetic. It's an industry wide issue that won't change unless the government intervenes.
Sounds like you have fully bought into the marketing!
That's weird.
How do they get away with marketing it as full synthetic?
Lax labelling laws and the average consumer not knowing any different.
Yes its likely a Group 3 base oil. It's widely accepted as a 'synthetic' base oil but still the debate rages on. Most "synthetics" on the market are Group 3 unless you're paying top dollar.
If you can ensure an oil change every 5,000–6,000 kilometers, the type of base oil used won’t make much of a difference. Whether it’s Group 3+, 4, or 5, these oils primarily extend the interval between changes. However, you also need to consider whether the oil filter can last for 10,000 or 15,000 kilometers. Therefore, the most reliable approach is to increase the frequency of your oil changes.
can i use this in my EV
I have the same question
Yeah get some blinker fluid while you're at it.
Nylon is a really good brand so Mobil 1
Description sounds familiar…