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Car Forum / Fiat Cars / February 2004

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What Oil is your main dealer using !

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Jonathan Bishop - 22 Feb 2004 09:55 GMT
Hi all,

Went to buy some top up oil for my Multipla JTD115.

Dealer sold me the petrol turbo oil istead of Diesel oil. Insisted that they
had been told by Fiat UK that this was OK.....

Cant believe this somehow and they must have used this in my 12k service
recently.

What are the implications?  Will this damage the engine ?

The exact same has happened to my friend with his Stilo.

Any thoughts......?

Jon.
Mr. Slow - 22 Feb 2004 18:49 GMT
> Hi all,
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> Jon.

The oil may well be suitable for both turbo petrol and turbo diesel engines.
Forget the description and check out the API classification. Diesel oils
start with a "c", pertol oils with a "s". It is quite possible that the oil
that you have bought meets the standards for both diesel and petrol,
particularly if it is semi or fully synthetic.
undergraduate-car-mechanic - 23 Feb 2004 14:11 GMT
i work in a main dealer.
we use selenia TDS oil for diesels, thats what fiat sells us.
firestarter - 24 Feb 2004 19:45 GMT
Fiat lubribants (FLGB)

> i work in a main dealer.
> we use selenia TDS oil for diesels, thats what fiat sells us.
 
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