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15W-40 is one such common engine oil grade that is generally recommended for diesel engines. In 15W-40, the first number i.e. 15, indicates the thickness level in cold temperatures. This is why it is followed by ‘W’, which stands for ‘winter’. The second number i.e. 40, indicates the thickness level of the oil in hot temperatures.
TARBX PowerX 15W-40 viscosity grade means it flows like a 15-weight oil from start up in Winter, but provides the protection of a 40-weight once the engine reaches full operating temperature. If you need 15W-40 diesel oil, Tarbx helps extend engine life, protecting against the wear and tear of severe weather, rough roads, and heavy tows.
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While you’re selecting an engine oil for your car, you should know about the two broad categories of oils i.e. – mineral oils and synthetic oils.
- Mineral Engine Oil: Mineral oils are made from petroleum products and are preferred for older models of vehicles. The mineral oil has low oxidation stability due to which it requires frequent changes. Mineral oil is cheaper than its counterparts. Not the best quality.
- Synthetic Engine Oil: Made by mixing several synthetic components, these oils are suitable for high-performance vehicles. The oil change period is longer with synthetic oils for both diesel and petrol engines. Synthetic engine oil provides the best protection for Indian driving conditions.
- Semi Synthetic Engine Oil: The semi-synthetic oils give you the best of both worlds. The quality of synthetic oils and the good price of mineral oils. Performance and protection are subjective to the car make and model
The engine oils in India and all around the world have been given grades. Based upon their performance, quality, heating point, and their viscosity.
- 0W40: It is considered the most superior in the Indian market. Its efficient performance in both hot and cold climate with the least sludge. It makes it ideal for modern-day petrol and diesel-driven cars.
- 5W40: This oil is considered to be good for diesel cars. It can perform equally good as 0W40 albeit not in cold weather conditions.
- 5W30 or 10W30: Ideal for modern petrol engines. It is cost-effective and has a low viscosity which fits well with modern age petrol engines and gives good fuel efficiency.
- 10W40: Available in mineral and semi-synthetic variants and is suitable for the Indian climate. Cost-effective option with efficient performance.
- 15W40 or 20W50: It is usually recommended for older engines and is a lot thicker than its counterparts.
The new engine oil after the oil change should look smooth, glossy and somewhat transparent. New and fresh engine oil is usually amber in colour.
As a rule of thumb, always remember that the darker and thicker the oil gets, the older it is.
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