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Is Willo 15/40 mineral engine oil ok to use? £12.68 for 5 ltr
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If that's WilKo aka 'Wilkinsons' and it's 15w/40 mineral oil then yes it'll be fine. :ok

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Cheers Ian!

yes Wilko. I typed it on my iphone which i can never see at my age - hence the spelling mistake!

popped into GSF on the way back from Wilko to get an air filter and there oil is £22 so I think i got a good buy for £12.60
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If you look again, they also do the right gearbox oil for our vehicles - at under £3 a litre. In fact its the ONLY gearbox oil they do,
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I wouldn't be put off by the fact it's Wilkinson brand, it is the right spec and viscosity and works just fine.

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Mineral oils don't have the longevity of newer synthetics so change often (5K or once a year) which ever comes the soonest, I know Ian changes his every 3,000 with an oil filter every 2nd change.
I have read somewhere that Carlube supply for Wilkinsons... 8)

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is this oil ok for a 1.6 td (jx) ?
online price is...
Wilko Motor Oil Mineral Diesel 15w 40 Motor Oil 5ltr
£11.94 £2.39 per Litre
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Rather than let the thread descend into a "which oil" one again, read this:

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California Dreamin wrote:I know Ian changes his every 3,000 with an oil filter every 2nd change.

Aye, mostly by ear these days cos I run 99% of my miles on lpg and I can hear and feel when the oil is starting to thin out from the tappet's noise and feel.

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I have been using it for years now with no problems.
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