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i have a problem.ENGINE oil 502 00 CASTROL 0W-40 is good for linde h20t serial h2x391for 1000ore tu returns

ai waith yor answer

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  • Posted 26 Nov 2012 23:57
  • By adi_m
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Linde uses 0W30 on the beginning
Acceptable is 5W30.
We use it and it's OK (but use the good brand; Castrol is OK, Texaco, Statoil and similar brands too).
  • Posted 10 Dec 2012 22:50
  • By Karait
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What where in it
normaly halve syntetic 10w40 Full are 5w40

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John.
  • Posted 7 Dec 2012 17:08
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