Asda has 5w 30 W synthetic. For £12 for 4 L
They also have castrol at a discount price too.
David.
Which Oil should I buy?
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Re: Which Oil should I buy?
We use 10w/40 'semi' from Asda in our V6 and it purrs
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Re: Which Oil should I buy?
Wilco motorist discount centres have good prices on Comma oil
http://www.wilcodirect.co.uk/index.php? ... 20a&page=2
20litres of 15w- 40 for £55
Bit thick for you
10-40w £69 for 4 x 5 litre packs
Delivery is free over £50
http://www.wilcodirect.co.uk/index.php? ... 20a&page=2
20litres of 15w- 40 for £55
Bit thick for you
10-40w £69 for 4 x 5 litre packs
Delivery is free over £50
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Re: Which Oil should I buy?
Did you own the vehicle when the oil was last changed? If so and the job was contracted out to a garage, ask them the grade of oil they used, (they may even ask you to pop in whilst they top it up for you). If however you bought the bongo with the oil that's already in it... assume nothing, and base your choice of oil on opinions voiced on here. I wouldn't assume the last owner had fitted the "correct" type of oil, i'd drop the lot, and replenish with the best quality oil you can afford, along with a new oil/air filter too...celtictigress wrote:Hi I have a 1995 2.5 Diesel Tintop, The oil is a wee bit low and I was thinking of topping it up however after much head scratching in Halfords I am at a loss as to which type of oil I should buy
Any suggestions?
Thanks
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Re: Which Oil should I buy?
Along with a flushing agent to.bigdaddycain wrote:Did you own the vehicle when the oil was last changed? If so and the job was contracted out to a garage, ask them the grade of oil they used, (they may even ask you to pop in whilst they top it up for you). If however you bought the bongo with the oil that's already in it... assume nothing, and base your choice of oil on opinions voiced on here. I wouldn't assume the last owner had fitted the "correct" type of oil, i'd drop the lot, and replenish with the best quality oil you can afford, along with a new oil/air filter too...celtictigress wrote:Hi I have a 1995 2.5 Diesel Tintop, The oil is a wee bit low and I was thinking of topping it up however after much head scratching in Halfords I am at a loss as to which type of oil I should buy
Any suggestions?
ThanksI currently use a semi synthetic 10/40 In my 1995 TD Bongo.
Wouldn't it be great if 'oil' was oil ' anti freeze' was anti freeze, 'petrol' now isn't petrol and unsuitable for classic vehicles.
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Re: Which Oil should I buy?
Aye... Good thinking Mel, a flush would be a worthwile initiative. 
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