Engine oil OEM BMW or OEM Volkswagen

OEM BMW Engine oil
Jaded_Tennis1443
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Rating 5.0

3.0 n52 when I got the car it had 5w-30 and the oil was leaking slightly. Changed 5w-40 and the leak stopped all together. Engine is smooth as butter

Pros: leak stopped, engine smooth
Cons: oil was leaking slightly
Vehicle: BMW
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OEM BMW Engine oil

5W-40 is my preferred viscosity for the N52. If you are only topping off, virtually any API SL or newer oil will work just fine. If you are doing a full change though you should source a 5W-40 that meets BMW’s LL-01 specification.

Pros: preferred viscosity
Vehicle: BMW
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OEM BMW Engine oil

10w60 is the only oil you should put in these. If nothing else, you can usually find it at BMW automobile dealerships as that is what they put in the M3/4 series (or at least used to). Not cheap, but a lot less expensive than engine rebuilds.

Pros: less expensive than rebuilds
Cons: not cheap
Vehicle: BMW
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OEM BMW Engine oil

A lot of people are essentially saying "don't beat on it until that gauge reads warm," which is incorrect. BMW, in the G series, switched to showing *coolant* temperature on the speedo and not oil temperature. That is NOT the oil temperature gauge, and oil takes a lot longer to heat up than coolant. When that gauge shows operating temperature, give the car another 10 minutes or so to get the *oil* up to temp.

Vehicle: BMW
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OEM BMW Engine oil
Kuntmane
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Rating 2.0

Oil leak. Thats my G20, had to fill like 3 times oil myself during 30 000 km. Went to service and apparently they found two separate oil leaks

Pros: found two oil leaks
Cons: had to fill oil
Vehicle: BMW
Mileage: 30000 km
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