Engine oil COMMA SYNER-G 5W40 1L
- Category: Engine oil
- Brand: COMMA
- Viscosity: SYNER-G
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- Volume [Liters]: 1L
- Model: 5W40
Purpose and Specifications
Comma Syner-G 5W-40 is a fully synthetic engine oil designed for both petrol and diesel vehicles, including fuel-injected and multi-valve engines. This high-performance oil provides reliable protection across a wide temperature range, flowing smoothly during cold winter starts while maintaining engine protection during hot driving conditions.
Key Benefits:
- Fully synthetic formula extends engine life and reduces wear on critical components
- Works in temperatures from cold winter conditions to high-heat summer driving
- Helps reduce harmful emissions from your vehicle
- Approved for modern fuel injection and multi-valve engine designs
- Suitable for both petrol and diesel powerplants
When to Use and Replace
Replace your engine oil every 10,000 to 15,000 kilometers or 12 months, whichever comes first. If you drive in severe conditions (frequent short trips, towing, or dusty environments), replace more frequently—every 8,000 to 10,000 kilometers. Always check your vehicle's owner manual for specific recommendations.
This oil operates safely between -20°C and +100°C, making it suitable for year-round driving in most climates. Store unopened bottles in a cool, dry place with a shelf life of approximately 5 years.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can I use this oil in both my petrol and diesel cars?
A: Yes. Comma Syner-G 5W-40 is approved for both petrol and diesel engines, making it versatile for multi-vehicle households.
Q: What does the 5W-40 rating mean?
A: The 5W means the oil flows easily at cold temperatures (winter starts), while the 40 rating ensures it maintains proper thickness at normal engine operating temperatures. This balance protects your engine in all seasons.
Q: Is synthetic oil worth the extra cost?
A: Fully synthetic oils like Syner-G last longer between changes, provide better engine protection, and improve fuel efficiency compared to conventional oils—often paying for themselves through extended drain intervals.