Divinol Dieselsuperlight 10W-40

Specifications

Brand

Divinol

Category

Engine oils

Viscosity

SAE 10W-40

Manufacturer code

49590

Availability

On order

Approved for

• Volkswagen
• Mercedes-Benz

Compatible vehicles

Mercedes-Benz

C-Class W202, E-Class W210, Vito W638

Volkswagen

Bora, Golf III, Golf IV, Passat B5, Polo III

Derived from the vehicle makers' approvals this product meets. Check the specification your vehicle's manual requires.

Typical characteristics

Manufacturer's description

Divinol Dieselsuperlight 10W-40 (Art-Nr. 49590) is a low-friction engine oil built on modern formulation technology and designed specifically for passenger-car diesel engines. It carries high alkaline reserves, which give it very good corrosion protection properties across the service life of the fill. The oil reduces engine wear, particularly during the critical start-up and warm-up phase, when lubrication is most demanding. It also counteracts oil thickening over the service interval, which in turn helps the oil retain its intended flow and lubrication characteristics for longer. Divinol Dieselsuperlight 10W-40 meets API CF and ACEA B3 and carries the manufacturer performance levels VW 505.00 and MB-Freigabe 229.1; Divinol additionally recommends it where ACEA B4-08 is required. Typical values are an SAE 10W-40 grade, 88 mm²/s at 40 °C, 13 mm²/s at 100 °C, a viscosity index of 150, density 0.868 g/cm³ at 15 °C, sulphated ash 1.2 %, TBN 9 mgKOH/g, pour point -35 °C and flash point 220 °C.

Applications

• Designed specifically for passenger-car (PKW) diesel engines.

Performance & benefits

• low-friction engine oil of modern technology
• high alkaline reserves for very good corrosion protection
• reduces wear, especially in the critical start-up and warm-up phase
• limits oil thickening

Standards & approvals

• API CF

  Diesel engine oil, API CF performance level

  API's service category for indirect-injection diesel engines, tolerant of higher-sulphur fuel. An earlier category in the API service classification, written for the engines of its era; it still appears on datasheets alongside the current categories.Source

• ACEA B3

  ACEA B3 oil sequence

  ACEA's sequence for light-duty diesel engines. An earlier sequence, no longer on ACEA's current list; it remains the level specified for the engines of its era.Source

• VW 505 00

  VW 505 00 — diesel engine oil

  VW's standard for passenger-car diesel engine oils without unit-injector injection, on a fixed drain interval.

• MB-Approval 229.1

  Mercedes-Benz passenger-car engine oil, entry level

  An early Mercedes-Benz approval for petrol and diesel passenger-car engine oils on a standard (non-extended) service interval, the base level below 229.3 and 229.5.

• ACEA B4

  Direct-injection passenger-car diesel engine oil (ACEA class B4)

  ACEA class for engine oils in direct-injection passenger-car diesel engines. Later ACEA sequences carry it combined, as A3/B4.Source