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PENNZOIL Engine oil
Billyzonka
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Rating 5.0

Pennzoil Platinum Synthetic. My 1988 740 has near excellent compression at 245k og miles.

Pros: excellent compression
Vehicle: Volvo 740
Mileage: 394275 km
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OEM BMW Engine oil

hey u/op ... if its not too late..\n\ndont drain the oil the normal way! the paint would be carried through the oil passages and possibly hardening in them.\n\nsince they poured/sprayed the paint through the opening, its all in that area.

Pros: clean the area
Cons: paint hardening in passages
Vehicle: BMW
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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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PENNZOIL Engine oil
MouseR4T
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Rating 2.5

I've been using Penzoil ultra platinum full synthetic 0w-20, though it does burn sometimes a quart every oil change.

Cons: burns oil
Vehicle: Acura
Mileage: 245000 km
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OEM BMW Engine oil
forgottenpasscodes
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Rating 2.0

10k miles later, went to do my usual 1k mile quart of oil, looks like chocolate milk.

Pros: blast to drive
Cons: Reliable isnt a word
Vehicle: BMW
Mileage: 10000 km
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