What kind of engine oil should be used for Geely Emgrand Million Edition?
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Geely Emgrand Million Edition can use 10W-30 engine oil. When the temperature is below zero degrees, choose 5W30 engine oil. Engine oil selection: When selecting engine oil, it's not about choosing the most expensive one, but rather selecting the appropriate oil based on the characteristics of the car's engine and your usual driving habits. You can categorize the selection by the oil used in winter and the oil used in summer. For winter use, the primary consideration is the low-temperature viscosity grade. In summer, when temperatures are high, there's no need to choose an oil with a better low-temperature viscosity grade. Engine oil grades: Engine oil grades are divided by quality grade and viscosity grade. Oil for gasoline engines is usually represented by the letter "S", while oil for diesel engines is usually represented by the letter "C".
I also drive a Geely Emgrand Million Edition. The maintenance manual recommends using 5W-30 viscosity oil as the most suitable. The 4S店 technician said semi-synthetic oil is sufficient for this car. I stocked up on Shell HX7 during last year's Double 11 sale, and it makes the engine run very quietly. Remember to always choose SN grade or higher—it provides better protection for engine components during highway driving. If you're doing the oil change yourself, you'll need approximately 4.2 liters. For every maintenance, I prepare the oil filter in advance to save both time and money.
Attention to owners of Emgrand Million Edition, I recommend using 5W-30 full synthetic engine oil, such as Mobil 1 which works great. I always supervise the mechanics during oil changes and noticed the oil filter is located underneath the engine, making DIY replacement quite troublesome. Most importantly, never compromise on quality by buying counterfeit products - only purchase from authorized channels to reliably extend your engine's lifespan by several years. I typically change the oil every 7,000 kilometers as beyond that interval the oil loses its protective properties.
