Oil Specification and Price Database for Gasoline Engines

**chieffy** · June 10th, 2003 06:50 PM

this was started by sir marwen in Trucks, SUV's, AUV's, and Anything and Everything Diesel Oil Specification and Price Database for Diesel Engines

for the benefit of motorists with Gasoline Engines umpisahan ko na rin po rito...

Oil Name : Oil Brand Name/Type and Company
Blend : Mineral, Semi-Synth, Fully Synth
Rating : Oil Rating
Viscosity : xxWxx
Retail Price : Pxxx.xx
Recommended for what types of Gasoline Ride: Civic, Lancer, Altis, Lynx, etc.

**chieffy** · June 10th, 2003 07:10 PM

Oil Name : Caltex Havoline® Fully Synthetic
Blend : Fully Synthetic
Rating : API SL, SJ and SH, ACEA A3-02
Viscosity : SAE 5W-40
Retail Price : Php 2050-2200 per gallon
Recommended for naturally aspirated and turbocharged gasoline and diesel engines in passenger cars and light commercial vehicles. For gas-fueled (natural gas and lpg)spark ingition engines where conventional passenger car motor oils are recommended.

Oil Name : Caltex Havoline® Energy Synthetic
Blend: Fully Synthetic
Rating : API SL, SJ and SH, ILSAC GF-3, ACEA A1-02, B1-02, API Energy Conserving motor oil, Ford Jaguar WSS-M2C913-B, WSS-M2C912-A1
Viscosity : SAE 5W-30
Retail Price : Php 1140-1250 per gallon
Recommended for naturally aspirated and turbocharged gasoline and diesel engines in passenger cars and light commercial vehicles. For gas-fueled (natural gas and lpg)spark ingition engines where conventional passenger car motor oils are recommended.

Oil Name : Caltex Havoline® Formula
Blend: Mineral
Rating: API SL, SJ or SH, SG, SF, API CF , CCMC G4
Viscosity : SAE 20W-50
Retail Price : Php 500-600 per gallon
Recommended for naturally aspirated and turbocharged gasoline and diesel engines in passenger cars and light commercial vehicles. For gas-fueled (natural gas and lpg)spark ingition engines where conventional passenger car motor oils are recommended.

http://caltexoils.com

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**sophia2000** · June 16th, 2003 06:54 PM

sir di ba recommended sa climate natin at least 15w-40

**chieffy** · June 16th, 2003 07:07 PM

you can safely use engine oils with viscosities mentioned above

**mazdamazda** · June 20th, 2003 01:37 PM

if you take a look at your car's manual pasok yan lahat... :mrgreen:

**nick** · June 30th, 2003 10:13 PM

mga sir, pwede ba malaman ano ibig sabihin ng xxWxx...
pag mas mataas ung mas naunang xx ano ibig sabihin?
pag mas mataas ung nahuling xx, ano naman ibig sabihin?
mas mababa ba xx mas maganda???

**chieffy** · July 2nd, 2003 02:56 PM

sir nick click on the links below:

engine oil bibile

more info

**jackaroo** · July 2nd, 2003 05:27 PM

Oil Name : Citgo Supergard
Blend : Mineral
Rating : API SL/SJ
Viscosity : 10w30, 10w40, 20w50
Retail Price : P65-75/quart- Price Smart
Recommended for what types of Gasoline Ride: Check your manual for recommended viscosities

Oil Name : Mobil 1
Blend : Fully Synthetic
Rating : Api SL/SJ/CF
Viscosity : 5w50
Retail Price : P450-500/ liter
Recommended for what types of Gasoline Ride: All

**WiReTaP** · July 16th, 2003 10:28 AM

Originally posted by nick
mga sir, pwede ba malaman ano ibig sabihin ng xxWxx...
pag mas mataas ung mas naunang xx ano ibig sabihin?
pag mas mataas ung nahuling xx, ano naman ibig sabihin?
mas mababa ba xx mas maganda???

xxW/xx ba kamo? <--- viscosity ng lube yan.

xxW ---> winter grade
xx ---> summer grade

pag mas mababa ang vicosity ng lube (ex. 10w/40 or 0w/30) mas malabnaw yung oil.

nagkakatalo lang naman yan mga yan during engine start-up e. pag malabnaw kasi oil, mas okay yung fluidity niya inside the engine, therefore mas mabilis siya mag-circulate... not unlike yung malapot na oil, magstart siya mag-circulate sa engine kapag mainit na yun makina mo.

yun ang pagkakaalam ko....
tama ba?

i suggest you still follow your car's manual regarding what oil or viscosity to use.
;)