What Type of Oil Should a Turbocharged Engine Use?

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VonMarcus
07/29/25 9:06pm
Turbocharged engines should use fully synthetic oil. More information about automotive engine oil is as follows: 1. There are three types of engine oil for vehicles: mineral oil, semi-synthetic oil, and fully synthetic oil. These three types of oil differ in their service intervals and performance. 2. The service interval for mineral oil is 5,000 kilometers; for semi-synthetic oil, it is 6,500 kilometers; and for fully synthetic oil, it is 10,000 kilometers. 3. Fully synthetic oil offers superior high-temperature performance, ensuring better engine protection even when the vehicle is driven in harsh conditions.
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