What type of oil is suitable for Haval H2?

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MacNaomi
07/24/25 5:16pm
Haval H2 is suitable for using the original SL-grade 10W-40 semi-synthetic oil. Any full-synthetic oil that meets this specification can also be used. Typically, about 4L of oil is added during an oil change. In addition to the original oil, you can also choose oil brands such as Shell, Mobil, and Castrol. If SAE 10W-30 or higher viscosity engine oil is used in cold weather, the engine may be difficult to start. Therefore, in northern regions, it is recommended to use SAE 0W-20, 5W-20, or 5W-30 engine oil. Using 0W-20 oil can maximize fuel savings. For environmental and fuel-saving considerations, using low-viscosity oils like 5W-20 will reduce environmental harm.
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LaDaniel
08/11/25 9:33am
I've been driving a Haval H2 for several years and always use 5W-30 fully synthetic oil. This oil has moderate viscosity, ensures smooth engine starts, no issues with cold starts, and can even improve fuel efficiency. Changing the oil myself saves some money. I usually check it every 8,000 kilometers or every six months—don’t delay too long. Choose reputable brands like Shell or Mobil, which are reasonably priced. Don’t cheap out and use mineral oil, as it can cause carbon buildup and affect performance. Remember to check the user manual for API SN or higher standards—protecting the engine is crucial. Driving habits also matter: if you often drive on highways, fully synthetic is recommended; for city driving at lower speeds, semi-synthetic will do. In short, don’t overlook small details—always replace the oil filter with every oil change. Maintain it well, and this car can last a decade without issues.
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