Hydraulic oil LIQUI MOLY 20980
- EAN: 4100420209802
- Volume [Liters]: 1
- Container type: Box
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- Oil manufacturer recommendations: LDS, PSA S71 2710, Renault PSF Class 1
- Category: Hydraulic oil
- Brand: Liqui Moly
- Model: 20980
Purpose and Specifications
LIQUI MOLY 20980 Central Hydraulic System Oil 2500 is a fully synthetic hydraulic oil designed for power steering, suspension level control, hydraulic brake boosters, and hydro-pneumatic systems. It meets key specs like LDS, PSA S71 2710, and Renault PSF Class 1, making it ideal for Peugeot, Citroen, and Renault vehicles.
This green-colored oil delivers maximum wear protection, excellent corrosion resistance, and superior thermal stability to keep your hydraulic systems running smoothly. Special ash-free additives prevent foaming under heavy loads, protect against premature aging, and ensure reliable performance in Arctic climates with a pour point as low as -45°C for easy cold starts and full function in freezing temps.
- 1-liter carton packaging for convenient use and storage.
- Outstanding low-temperature flow keeps steering responsive in winter.
- High thermal stability maintains thickness during hot operation, reducing wear.
When to Use / Replace?
Use LIQUI MOLY 20980 when your vehicle manual specifies LDS, PSA S71 2710, or Renault PSF Class 1 oils. Perfect for topping off or full flushes in central hydraulic systems. Replace every 60,000 km or 4 years, or sooner if fluid darkens, foams, or you notice noisy steering/hard suspension—whichever comes first. Shelf life is 5 years unopened in cool, dry storage.
Shake well before use and follow manufacturer instructions for best results. Works undiluted for optimum protection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is this oil safe for cold weather driving?
A: Yes, it flows perfectly down to -45°C, ensuring smooth power steering and suspension even in extreme winter conditions.
Q: What vehicles need this exact oil?
A: Primarily Peugeot/Citroen (PSA Group) and Renault models requiring LDS, PSA S71 2710, or PSF Class 1 specs—check your owner's manual.
Q: How do I know when to change it?
A: Change at 60,000 km/4 years, or if the fluid looks dirty. Regular checks prevent costly repairs.