Purpose and Specifications

MOTOREX CONCEPT SE-C SAE 0W20 is a fully synthetic, low-friction engine oil designed for modern gasoline and diesel engines with advanced emission control systems. This oil reduces fuel consumption and CO2 emissions while providing reliable engine protection under all operating conditions.

Key Performance Features:

• Flows instantly at cold temperatures (0W rating) for quick engine startup and protection
• Maintains stable film strength at high temperatures for consistent wear protection
• Low-SAPS formulation protects catalytic converters and particulate filters from damage
• Reduces friction to improve fuel economy by up to 3-5% compared to heavier oils
• Meets strict European (ACEA C5, C6) and American (API SP) engine manufacturer standards

Approved for: Peugeot, Citroën, Fiat, Volvo, Chrysler, and other modern European and American vehicles requiring low-viscosity synthetic oil.

When to Use / Replace?

Replace every 10,000-15,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first. Check your vehicle's owner manual for exact intervals, as modern engines may allow extended service periods up to 20,000 km with synthetic oil.

Operating Temperature Range: Safe for use from -30°C to +40°C ambient conditions. The oil maintains proper flow in winter and protective thickness in summer heat.

Storage: Keep in a cool, dry place. Shelf life is approximately 3-5 years in unopened containers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I use 0W20 if my car recommends 5W30?
A: No. Always follow your vehicle manufacturer's specification. Using thinner oil than recommended can reduce engine protection and void your warranty.

Q: Why is this oil more expensive than conventional oil?
A: Synthetic oils last longer (extended drain intervals), improve fuel economy, and provide superior engine cleanliness. The cost per kilometer is often lower than cheaper conventional oils.

Q: Is 0W20 suitable for winter driving?
A: Yes. The 0W rating means it flows instantly at -30°C, ensuring immediate engine lubrication during cold starts when wear is highest.