2006 BMW 325i at 93k miles. I am from Missouri, Will this oil work fine? Or is there a better choice? 2006 BMW 325i at 93k miles. I am from Missouri,
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Go to : http://www.liqui-moly.com/liquimoly/web.nsf/id/pa_eng_home.htmlthen select your make and model and year. They have the answers there for you. Recommended oil change with this brand is 24,000km or every 24 month. Lube Cap 6.5 litres
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Should work well for you. See my review from an earlier purchase. I am on my second oil change with this product. The only thing that might be better in some respects are some of the new "AA" series LM oils.
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I would not want to use it say, after you just drove a dozen miles across town or on the freeway. It probably would be a little hard on the seals. Take the car around the block maybe or let it run for a few minutes to thin the oil a bit. Then do your oil change.
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I'm not an expert, but I would say you could easily go 5,000 miles minimum. Something else you can do, have an oil analysis done after that 5k miles. Swing over to Blackstone Labs' website, send off an oil sample and they will email you a detailed report on how the oil held up and whether you can run it longer or should change it more often. The reports may also indicate other things too, such as metal content in the oil (inadequate lubrication) or if there is coolant or fuel mixed in the oil. The cost is extremely reasonable.
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Use the Lucas as 1 qt. Of motor oil....exmp....if vehicle uses 5 qts. For oil change with filter, use 4 qts. Oil 1 qt lucas.......great stuff
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Red Line web site has a fantastic Application Guide. www.redlineoil.com Put your vehicle in there and it will tell you which of their oils to use and where. I sell alot of their oil. Really believe in their product! Chuck
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No, For BMW's I would recommend the beck/arnley euro concentrate Beck Arnley 252-1020 Premium Antifreeze/Coolant Euro Concentrate (G11) OR The Pentosin pentofrost NF Pentosin Engine Coolant / Antifreeze both are made in Germany and are suitable for use in your BMW application. hope this helps.
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Not sure about VW 502 - I'd check VW Vortex for that. I use it in my 2004 Porsche 911 and it has done very well so far. I submitted it for Used Oil Analysis and the results came back great. I also noted that this oil, even in Texas summer heat, stays clear for the first 6000 miles. I change it at 8000 miles, and it's still really clean. Hard to believe, but that's what I'm observing. There's some other good info on this oil at www.BobIsTheOilGuy.com .
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Slick 50 is Great for any engine with over 50,000.00 miles on it, and then add a Quart every other 50,000.00 miles to your reg. oil change. If you wait for a engine problem to start and then think you are going to add a can or jug of instant fix. well it just does not work that way. Sorry. I have been using Slick 50 since 1983 when it was $35.00 a quart. it is the best product I have ever used. and now they have stopped selling it around where I live anyway. Have a Great Day
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The 2.5l engine has a smaller flap then the 3.0l engine. So I am almost positive that this one will be too big. Not sure on a similar model, I would try to cross reference one to the OEM models I listed below. 325/2.5L engines appear to use BMW Part #11617544806, this appears to have superseded an earlier BMW Part #11617502269 330/3.0L engines appear to use BMW Part #11617544805, this appears to have superseded an earlier BMW Part #11617502275
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I know you can for a BMW, I have an 03 540i and it has the option to reset oil life, not sure about the other two manufactures though.
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I agree with answer posted by CNC. LM Ceratec will not resolve your oil consumption issues. I recommend you use "high mileage" lube oils and possibly add some Lucas Oil Treatment now and see if that improves the oil consumption any. (The Lucas product will not improve oil consumption if as suggested by CNC that the wear is already significant.)The Lucas product used with "high mileage" lube oils may however extend the useful life of the engine if that is a need or goal.
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I've always added just after I pour the last of my new oil into the engine. Not saying this is best or only way however as long as you get this product into the engine is what matters. It will take a couple hundred miles before it will fully affect anything.
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Hello, These wheels are available and should bolt on to your 2006 BMW 325i. The +45 will push the wheels as close to the body of your car as possible. This is the highest offset in your stock offset range and may require spacers in order to run properly. Thanks, Ryan Boland Wheel Specialist
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I wouldn't use any liqui moly product especially ceretec until break-in is over. Things need to wear and in the right places. After 10,000 miles then maybe. Refer to the owner's manual for specifics concerning driving habits and oil change intervals during that time.
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John,I beleive the MANN HU 816 is the correct engine oil filter for your 2008 328i. I checked at realoem.com and at ecstuning.com; I recommend you verify.Best of luck!Jim
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The owners manual should have a page that includes information regarding what weight of oil you need to put in since it depends on your climate. From what I remember 10W30 and or 10W40 work for most places around the world. However, it would be a good idea to snoop around the manual and website for the information. I bought mine awhile ago, broke it in, and have let it set after the break in oil change. I've enjoyed the little bugger so far.
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I have a e46 325 2005 im sorry but i ddont really know if you want look for someone similar in ebay and there you can find if it is fine for your car