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sorry guys as i know this has been done to death but the lingo is going in for cam belt kit ,water pump and aux belt on monday.when i get it back i want to give it a filter and oil change im still a bit confused on what is the best oil (as i want something good) so is Total Quartz Ineo ECS 5W30 Engine Oil. up there with the best ones. its for a 2004 2.0 hdi. many thanks.
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15-11-2013, 07:15 PM
(This post was last modified: 15-11-2013, 07:15 PM by royboy302.)
I run my 2005 2.0 hdi on 5/40 fully, I was recommended this by a Citroën specialists , but as previous posts it's a mine field !
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It is a mine field and it depends who you ask to be honest!
But in the 2.0hdi 5/30 or 5/40 will be fine, I have a relay with a 2.0hdi in and I do run that on 5/40 but my Berlingo has a 1.6hdi in so I do run that on 5/30.
My mate who works for Citroen says they put 5/30 in everything in for service now so its up to you but you wont do any harm with ether.
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The oil you mentioned in the first post is for the latest cars with a DPF filter. This is unnecessary in your 2.0 hdi, as it has no DPF.
A decent quality 5/30 or even 10/40 will be fine in this engine.
In the days when all our servicing work was on the 2.0 hdi engines, we used 10/40 synthetic in them all, now we use 5/30. The 2.0 is an old unit by today's standards, and is not that fussy.[/i]
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ok lads thanks for the help.
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