For those of you interested in running the factory-fill Nissan Oil for break in, here's a link on where to buy it if you can't/don't want to get it locally.
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04-14-2009, 06:09 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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Nissan Ester Oil
For those of you interested in running the factory-fill Nissan Oil for break in, here's a link on where to buy it if you can't/don't want to get it locally.
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04-14-2009, 06:41 PM | #3 (permalink) |
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thanks for the picture, zzzZz.
Here's a thread that talk about this oil in another forum : G37 Owners Must Read!!!: G-Series Engine, Drivetrain & Tuning: G35 Forums - NICOclub Also, Here's a good pdf on NIssan's Patent info on the ester oil : https://publications.european-patent...=1980609&ki=A1
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After following this thread thru, I'm convinced the problem I'm having with start up on my 04 Quest is due to this specific problem...A lack of ester based oil. I have been using MB1 in the 3.5 since after breakin with no problems at all. The last two oil changes I have been using Pennzoil synthetic. And now I'm hearing a slight knock at start up. Sounds like marbles in a can for a second. I wonder if my 08 SpecV requires the same ester oil?
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The G37 thread says this is a group V synthetic. Does anyone know if our cars come from the factory with esther oil in them? Do normal synthetic opinions apply, such as allowing seating to occur before switching from dino oil to synthetic? John |
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AFAIK the Nissan Ester Oil pictured above is dino with synthetic ester-based additives to help out with keeping a good lube film on the VVEL stuff. Motul 300V is a Group V full-synthetic which is ester based, and is what I'm going to be switching to on my next change (I did my first change at about 1850 with the Nissan Ester stuff). Unfortunately, the Motul costs even a bit more than the Nissan stuff. Better value for the money though.
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If you're referring to early in that thread where someone says, "A little research shows that it's a group V synthetic.", I think they meant that a little research indicated that "ester" itself is a group V synthetic, not that the Nissan Ester Oil is all group V synthetic. It's a dino oil with esters added.
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