Engine oil Castrol or Eneos

Castrol Engine oil

It doesn't really matter as long as you get one that meets the specifications for your car which should be VW502 in your case. Mobil 1 0w40 and Castrol 5w40 both support that and are widely available for a reasonable price.

Pros: widely available, reasonable price
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Castrol Engine oil

I’ve been using Castrol’s 5w-30 with the RN0720 spec (for DPF filtered diesels like yours and mine), it’s the best oil for thins engine. 100.000km doing oil changes every 10k and it’s as good as new, very good fuel economy and no leaks

Pros: very good fuel economy, no leaks
Vehicle: Renault Clio
Mileage: 100000 km
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Eneos Engine oil
Gus_bass
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Rating 5.0

I change my oil and the filter every 5000km,and my engine is running smooth after 280.000 Kms,with no oil consumption. Use ONLY full synthetic oil. Personally i use Eneos oil.

Pros: engine running smooth
Cons: no oil consumption
Mileage: 280000 km
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Castrol Engine oil

Smedia had a video about this and he had more wear with less miles using Motul over Castrol in a Blackstone report. So for me just the convenience and price of Castrol edge I'd pick it over Motul. Knowing it had less wear wear was the nail in the coffin of buying overpriced and often several year old Motul.

Pros: convenience and price
Cons: more wear, overpriced
Vehicle: Subaru
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Castrol Engine oil
Zexgt
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Rating 1.0

Car has been at the stealership for three weeks. Same transmission TC seal leak. Bolts and seals also needed replacing. Car is 45 days old with 4K KM’s.

Cons: seal leak, bolts needed replacing
Mileage: 4000 km
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