What is the difference between engine oil B4 and A3?
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b4 and a3 differences are as follows: Standard: A3B4 is one of the EU certification standards, where A represents gasoline engines for passenger cars, B represents diesel engines for passenger cars, and the numbers indicate the oil grade. High-grade lubricating oil: A3B4 belongs to a higher-grade mainstream lubricating oil, which is a catalytic type for gasoline and light-duty diesel engines. As for the difference between A3B4 and SN in engine oil, they are essentially grades evaluated by two different associations—one by the European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA) and the other by the American Petroleum Institute (API).