I like these videos of the old mercedes and I just happened to need engine oil for my 2005 Kia Besta 2.7 diesel. I live in Chile but I am also from Holland like the mecanic in of this channel so I understand his sense of humor! I just ordered a 4 liter can of this oil and I am happy to know it slows down wear! It was one of the more affordable choices when it comes t engine oil so I saved money too like Zeeuws Meisjelll Geen cent te veel hoor!!! ☺️☺️🇳🇱🇨🇱🇺🇸
I am right there with you, Kent, I use Liqui-Moly Molygen in mine. Oil analysis shows engine wear has reduced since using it over the M***L 1 oil, but I also started going by the testing labs recommended oil change interval for my engine based on my analysis, which is less than Mercedes. Instead of 10k we are doing 6k. I hope to get another 10 years outa the old girl.
M103 someone was running Castrol 5w30 in the motor. Swapped to the oil shown in the video. Oil pressure light stopped coming on, maintaining 1-1.2 bar at hot idle temps Lifters are much quieter and the engine runs smoother. Will consider using liqui moly in my M113 AMG engine. They make tons of neat products from what I've researched! One even glows in UV light to detect hard to find oil leaks :)
I've been using the LiquiMoly 10w40 Super Leichtlauf ( blue canister ) for a long time in my old Benz's. Engine runs noticably more silent. After 6000mi / 1000km oil change intervals the oil still looks quite clean. I would definitely recommend this brand. Here in Europe it costs about the same as any other premium brand oil.
Yea that’s the light blue one it’s fully synthetic, I swear when I put it with one botttle and a half of ceratec engine sounds like brand new and it accelerates better and so effortlessly, I swear it’s not a placebo effect, been working on these cars for Years
Thanks for the great video, Kent! I have been using LiquiMoly in M113 engines as well since they are also very sensitive to poor oil maintenance and develop valvetrain noise as a result. It makes a huge difference! I love that R107 with the red over tan and euro headlights. Beautiful car!
Somewhen I shall try it. (unfortunately here in Hungary it has approx. 2x higher price than other usual reputable oils of the 10W-40 category) But we love our old cars...
Thank you Kent for this great video. I had been researching for what type of oil to run in my three Mercedes, Porsche, etc . It's good that the oil quietens the engine and seals leaks , etc. too
Knew that you used it, but didn't know why. Good explanation. We used to buy tubes of Molybdenum Disulfide to squeeze into the transaxles of VW Type 2 transporters & buses. It would quiet them down.
Hy, dall'ITALIA, canale molto bello. Lo sto guardando nei dettagli e filmati. Magnifico vedere queste Mercedes e poi i tuoi racconti molto belli da seguire. Bravo Mi sono iscritto al canale
I agree with Kent 100%. Chain ware is to do bad engine oil(lack of oil or poor maintenance of the engine). Liqui Moly I have used in other vehicles(none MB) and despite it maybe a pit spicy on price(depending where you live in the world). It is worth the money and saves your new rebuild or old engine from a lot of problems.
In WW2 the germans used MoS2 and water to lubricate tanks engines in Africa, due to allies actions to cut oil suply. MoS2 adheres firmly to metal with mechanical pressure.
I will support your claims! I haven't used this oil but I have used Liqui Moly's MoS2 additive for years. It goes into my 1992 W140 with an M104 and my E36 with an M43. I have even started adding it to my girlfriend's 2019 Hyundai with a GDI engine, as these have a Molybdenum Disulphide coating on the piston skirts that is prone to wearing off and causing accelerated wear. I feel by adding it to the oil their is a constant supply. I always notice a more refined running engine (smoother and quieter) to anything I add it to, and also reduced oil and fuel consumption in older, high mileage vehicles.
I used 15W-40 MOS2 engine oil following Kent's recommendation and noticed quieter and smoother operation in my OM617 motor following completion of my Auto-RX engine oil treatment. I expect better fuel economy and will report back if so. I can't claim that it has reduced any oil burning or leaks just yet but will keep an eye on it.
Thank you for your videos I appreciate you I have a 300e just a toy I love the car and learn a lot about it my Mercades mechanic. Become good friend s he put a Transmisson in for like 1300 dollars I enjoy driving the car , thanks for your service tips happy new year to you and family.
Kent, firstly I love ALL your videos!!! I will start using this oil in my W123 going forward. Do you recommend this oil for modern Mercedes? I have a 2013 W212 that I want to last as long as my W123. I've been using the recommended Mobile oil (changing at 4-5k mile intervals, NEVER the 10K recommend in the book) but, have never been a fan of mobil oil.
They got their butts handed to themselves back in the 80s when they started using it in aircraft. Something about the lead in the fuel getting in the oil from normal blowby and coating the insides with this shiny goo all over. Replacing an aircraft engine isnt cheap, about 7-8yrs ago dad had a little 65hp rebuilt and it was like 14k,and that's a peashooter 4 cylinder,sit down for 6 and 8 cylinder pricing.
My 1997 C280 with the M104 Inline 6 with 190k miles was burning a quart every 2000, I switched to a high mileage version of Mobile 1 full synthetic 5w-30 and it stopped burning completely. Might give LM a try if it helps with timing chain wear since I haven't had any problems there yet. 👍🏼
own a 99c44 with the m113. has over 200k. bought it around 118k. oil burn has gotten a little worse over the miles (1qt every 500-1000 miles depending on driving habits). I've always ran 5or 10w30 mobile synthetic. when I got it @118kmiles the oil burn was about 1q evey 1k miles. love this engine and car
I run Mobil 1 European Formula 0w40 for my 1999 CLK430 w 150k and just started putting LubeGard Oil Treatment in it. I have seen this Liquimoly around and have been tempted to try it. I run very aggressive oil changes on her ( every 3500 - 4000 miles ). Does not burn oil. But I love tryinf new products. Let me know what you think Kent! LOVE your videos!
This was a very nice and informative video. Would this oil also be good for our car? We have a 1979 W123 with a 230 M115 engine. It has driven 192.000 miles but it has very little blowby. And the timing chain has 2 degrees of stretch. Until now she has mostly run 10-40 mineral oil. I have only owned a W123 for 3 months and are a bit green when it comes to these cars. We had a number of them in the family when I grew up in the 90s but that is a frighteningly long time ago.
I wonder how well this would work for older American engines with flat tappet cams, can't run regular oil in them either due to the lack of zinc additives.
Why would you say not to use this oil till over 100,000 miles? Wouldn't it be better to use this right away to prevent the wear evident at 100,000 miles and get longer life out of the chains and the cams?
We have a 2,500 unit U-Pull here. 7 out of 10 vehicles that come in, not crashed, simply come in only because they were ran dry on engine oil, usually 15,000-25,000 miles since the last oil change per the sticker on the windshield. No one cares about engine oil or checks it anymore.
Interesting to see significant . the wear on the cam shaft. My understanding is that oil additives have changed or dramatically reduced because of catalytic converters. Does the V8 engine you showed have a flat tappet or a roller cam?
Help - have 82 240D daily driver in Palm Springs - 105F in summer. 230K+. I always ran 10w-50 Rotella or DelVac. Took it to the local dealer for the mileage badge and decided to have the oil changed. They changed it to Mercedes Diesel Synthetic 5W-40. My regular guy changed back to 20W-50 regular oil. Do I go Mercedes Syn Diesel or Rotella regular 10w-50? Liquid Moly Diesel?
Great videos. I have a 98 SL500 with 146K that I just purchased. I put in 5W40 Liqui Molly. Is it ok to use the 10W40 Liqui Molly in this model Benz? Does it matter?
Should I switch to this oil for my 1990 300 SEL M. Benz ? Not exactly sure about mileage due to broken speedometer cable, which reads over 170,000. My car does make a rather loud tappen sound. I love my Benz, it needs much more TCL that I can give it right now but I do do my best.
I used 7 liters of Liqui Moly 10w40 MoS2 for my automatic 250D last month. Should I need use MoS2 anti friction too? I couldn't find SAE version of this oil in my country.
Just stumbled across this channel. GREAT . I have a 1973 JAGUAR XJ6 4.2 that I love but at $1.50 per litre of gas in Ireland I decided to buy a c250 turbo 98' manual .I am putting this engine and box in the jag .127k on the clock and sitting up for 5years .what do you recommend I do service wise plus people are telling me to put a mechanical fuel pump for on what you think ???
Is this oil good for old Mercedes engines that have low miles? I have a w124 200E from 1991 (M102 engine) with around 80.000 miles and I ordered this oil.. But I'm not sure if it's going to harm the engine :(
Hello. I live in Sacramento, CA. I bought my W140 S500 in Atlanta GA, previous owner used Pensoil 5W30. I want to switch to 5W40 because it hot climate. What you can recommend to?
Hi Kent I am living in a tropical country in Asia. I have a M102 200E which seems to be burning oil. I am currently on Mobil 1 5w50 full synth oil. Does full synth/ semi synth/ mineral oil affect the rate of oil burn for these older Mercedes? I notice that the liquimoly oil you are recommended here is a fully synthetic oil. What are your thoughts on this?
This oil is not a full synthetic. It is a blend. Oil burn depends on a lot of factors. Have you done a compression test? Could be piston ring wear. Your M102 engine may need new valve guide seals ( a common problem due to age). Oil type may or may not help. I am not a fan of Mobil 1 for 1995 and older engines.
@@Mercedessource Thanks for your reply Kent! I am planning to do a compression test, have suspected that it could be piston ring wear. the latter item might be an expensive job so I am considering "cheaper" fixes first. let me check out the valve guide seals! I have had the car for almost a year now. for the first 6 months of ownership using mobil 1, there was no oil consumption. only after the first 6 months did I notice that I have to top up 0.5 quarts of engine oil every 1000km (600 miles). Hence, I was thinking that the detergents in this full synth oil might be "cleaning out the cylinders too much" is there a particular reason for why you are not a fan of mobil1?
Kent I just got my hands on my dream 1998 R129 with an M119. It's garage kept, and it has just over 55k miles on it. I am a fan of Liqui Moly, and as you know there are a few different kinds. I wanted to know what you think is best for a car like mine.
This oil is unfortunately not available to my area but the special additive in the oil is sold seperatly by luqui moly so do you think that i cna just add it to the oil ? m112 2.8 w210
@@Mercedessource Once upon a time... There bold pilots and old pilots... I'm an old former pilot, still flying UAV. Just purchased an R170 yesterday. 86 560 SL. Needs work, but nothing we can't accomplish.
currently using castrol gtx sae 10w-30 on my 1992 3.0 300E should i switch over to this specific brand? i burn about a quart every 7 to 800 miles or so but not too sure, and there’s a leak but i’m not sure how to diagnose it... currently sitting at 124,000 miles, any comments, advice, suggestions would be greatly appreciated (first time classic benz owner)
Did you watch the ENTIRE video. Did you understand what I was saying? I showed in the video what it said on the side of the bottle. What does "HIGH MILEAGE" mean? This is NOT for new engines!!!
I would not recommend 10/30 in an old Mercedes V8 with over 100K. At cold startup 10/30 and 10/40 are going to behave pretty much the same. It is running the engine hot for long periods where you need the extra viscosity to protect your 560 engine.
I did an engine swap on my 380SL for a M117 out of a 500SEC. While doing the swap, I noticed that the cams were really pitted and had them ground. The guy that ground them told me that I should add zinc to the oil, because modern oils don't have enough for these engines. Should I do that if I use this oil?
@@Mercedessource thank you sir. I will be a purchaser. do you have a link of a supplier that gives you some kickbacks. would love to support the channel
I have another question for you guys. What spark plugs and wires should I buy for my 1990 300 SEL V6 sedan ? I appreciate any advise you can offer. Thank you, Juanita
I appreciate Kent for sharing his years of knowledge for diy'ers.
I like these videos of the old mercedes and I just happened to need engine oil for my 2005 Kia Besta 2.7 diesel. I live in Chile but I am also from Holland like the mecanic in of this channel so I understand his sense of humor! I just ordered a 4 liter can of this oil and I am happy to know it slows down wear! It was one of the more affordable choices when it comes t engine oil so I saved money too like Zeeuws Meisjelll Geen cent te veel hoor!!! ☺️☺️🇳🇱🇨🇱🇺🇸
Learned a lot from you Kent. You should do more videos on valve ticking, its a pretty common issue on the v8's.
I am right there with you, Kent, I use Liqui-Moly Molygen in mine. Oil analysis shows engine wear has reduced since using it over the M***L 1 oil, but I also started going by the testing labs recommended oil change interval for my engine based on my analysis, which is less than Mercedes. Instead of 10k we are doing 6k.
I hope to get another 10 years outa the old girl.
M103 someone was running Castrol 5w30 in the motor.
Swapped to the oil shown in the video.
Oil pressure light stopped coming on, maintaining 1-1.2 bar at hot idle temps
Lifters are much quieter and the engine runs smoother. Will consider using liqui moly in my M113 AMG engine. They make tons of neat products from what I've researched! One even glows in UV light to detect hard to find oil leaks :)
I've been using the LiquiMoly 10w40 Super Leichtlauf ( blue canister ) for a long time in my old Benz's. Engine runs noticably more silent. After 6000mi / 1000km oil change intervals the oil still looks quite clean. I would definitely recommend this brand. Here in Europe it costs about the same as any other premium brand oil.
The fully synthetic one right
@@anassnouri6129 I don't know if it is fully synthetic, but it meets Mercedes specifications 229.1. Works for me, use them in my W126 M103 engine.
Yea that’s the light blue one it’s fully synthetic, I swear when I put it with one botttle and a half of ceratec engine sounds like brand new and it accelerates better and so effortlessly, I swear it’s not a placebo effect, been working on these cars for
Years
Thanks for the great video, Kent! I have been using LiquiMoly in M113 engines as well since they are also very sensitive to poor oil maintenance and develop valvetrain noise as a result. It makes a huge difference! I love that R107 with the red over tan and euro headlights. Beautiful car!
What weight for your m113?
Hi kent, your channel has been incredibaly helpfull for my w123 and w126 .
Somewhen I shall try it. (unfortunately here in Hungary it has approx. 2x higher price than other usual reputable oils of the 10W-40 category) But we love our old cars...
The MoS2 anti-wear works great, reduced noise and general smoother drive with the MoS2 oil. Also getting a reduction in fuel usage.
. How about liqui moly Mos2 oil additives? Can we use it on 2014 Vito 122 cdi v6 engine as well?
in brazil there is an additive roccol asos is practically pure molybdenum disulfide. It is simply the best thing there is.
Liqui moly and fuchs oils are top tiers and I have been using them for years and I convinced many people to follow along
Thank you Kent for this great video. I had been researching for what type of oil to run in my three Mercedes, Porsche, etc .
It's good that the oil quietens the engine and seals leaks , etc. too
Glad to help
I have been using Liqui Moly for my Porsche and VW
Knew that you used it, but didn't know why. Good explanation.
We used to buy tubes of Molybdenum Disulfide to squeeze into the transaxles of VW Type 2 transporters & buses. It would quiet them down.
Hy,
dall'ITALIA, canale molto bello. Lo sto guardando nei dettagli e filmati.
Magnifico vedere queste Mercedes e poi i tuoi racconti molto belli da seguire. Bravo
Mi sono iscritto al canale
I agree with Kent 100%. Chain ware is to do bad engine oil(lack of oil or poor maintenance of the engine). Liqui Moly I have used in other vehicles(none MB) and despite it maybe a pit spicy on price(depending where you live in the world). It is worth the money and saves your new rebuild or old engine from a lot of problems.
Back in the late 1970s Atlantic Richfield (Arco) sold an oil called Arco Graphite. Came out of the bottle black like that.
In WW2 the germans used MoS2 and water to lubricate tanks engines in Africa, due to allies actions to cut oil suply. MoS2 adheres firmly to metal with mechanical pressure.
I will support your claims! I haven't used this oil but I have used Liqui Moly's MoS2 additive for years. It goes into my 1992 W140 with an M104 and my E36 with an M43. I have even started adding it to my girlfriend's 2019 Hyundai with a GDI engine, as these have a Molybdenum Disulphide coating on the piston skirts that is prone to wearing off and causing accelerated wear. I feel by adding it to the oil their is a constant supply.
I always notice a more refined running engine (smoother and quieter) to anything I add it to, and also reduced oil and fuel consumption in older, high mileage vehicles.
You are very strong men all my respect
I used 15W-40 MOS2 engine oil following Kent's recommendation and noticed quieter and smoother operation in my OM617 motor following completion of my Auto-RX engine oil treatment. I expect better fuel economy and will report back if so.
I can't claim that it has reduced any oil burning or leaks just yet but will keep an eye on it.
Any update? I just acquired a 1980 300SD with 156,000 miles; wondering which oil to begin using
Following....I just acquired a 1979 300SD as well. Is this oil good for both gas and diesel engines with more than 150,000 miles?
I started to use Liqui Moly 10w40 on my 1997 Lexus LX450 and the engine ( in line 6) runs very smooth. The engine has over 196,000 miles.
Tons of great advice for someone new to older Merc's, thanks for sharing
Thank you for your videos I appreciate you I have a 300e just a toy I love the car and learn a lot about it my Mercades mechanic. Become good friend s he put a Transmisson in for like 1300 dollars I enjoy driving the car , thanks for your service tips happy new year to you and family.
Kent, firstly I love ALL your videos!!! I will start using this oil in my W123 going forward. Do you recommend this oil for modern Mercedes? I have a 2013 W212 that I want to last as long as my W123. I've been using the recommended Mobile oil (changing at 4-5k mile intervals, NEVER the 10K recommend in the book) but, have never been a fan of mobil oil.
They got their butts handed to themselves back in the 80s when they started using it in aircraft.
Something about the lead in the fuel getting in the oil from normal blowby and coating the insides with this shiny goo all over.
Replacing an aircraft engine isnt cheap, about 7-8yrs ago dad had a little 65hp rebuilt and it was like 14k,and that's a peashooter 4 cylinder,sit down for 6 and 8 cylinder pricing.
My 1997 C280 with the M104 Inline 6 with 190k miles was burning a quart every 2000, I switched to a high mileage version of Mobile 1 full synthetic 5w-30 and it stopped burning completely.
Might give LM a try if it helps with timing chain wear since I haven't had any problems there yet. 👍🏼
I should add that I've had my Benz for 2 yrs and according to AAA insurance guy the meter has read that mileage since 2012.
own a 99c44 with the m113. has over 200k. bought it around 118k. oil burn has gotten a little worse over the miles (1qt every 500-1000 miles depending on driving habits). I've always ran 5or 10w30 mobile synthetic. when I got it @118kmiles the oil burn was about 1q evey 1k miles. love this engine and car
I run Mobil 1 European Formula 0w40 for my 1999 CLK430 w 150k and just started putting LubeGard Oil Treatment in it.
I have seen this Liquimoly around and have been tempted to try it.
I run very aggressive oil changes on her ( every 3500 - 4000 miles ).
Does not burn oil. But I love tryinf new products.
Let me know what you think Kent!
LOVE your videos!
This was a very nice and informative video. Would this oil also be good for our car? We have a 1979 W123 with a 230 M115 engine. It has driven 192.000 miles but it has very little blowby. And the timing chain has 2 degrees of stretch. Until now she has mostly run 10-40 mineral oil. I have only owned a W123 for 3 months and are a bit green when it comes to these cars. We had a number of them in the family when I grew up in the 90s but that is a frighteningly long time ago.
I wonder how well this would work for older American engines with flat tappet cams, can't run regular oil in them either due to the lack of zinc additives.
Agrees! Use it in my racecar with absolute no issues.👍👍
Why would you say not to use this oil till over 100,000 miles? Wouldn't it be better to use this right away to prevent the wear evident at 100,000 miles and get longer life out of the chains and the cams?
Would you recommend this on a w201 2.0 E 4 straight cylinder. It has no leaks and not burning but it has 428k km on it :).
Yes Liqui Moly is the best.
Hi Kent, great info! Do you have similar tips for gearbox oil/ axle oil by any chance?
Would this oil be recommend for a om601 with 100k miles?
We have a 2,500 unit U-Pull here. 7 out of 10 vehicles that come in, not crashed, simply come in only because they were ran dry on engine oil, usually 15,000-25,000 miles since the last oil change per the sticker on the windshield. No one cares about engine oil or checks it anymore.
Dear Kent, just acquired a Pagoda 250SL with 76Kmi. Would this be the best oil? If not, what would you recommend? TIA
What do you consider to be an older engine? Would my 1997 S420 and 1999 SL500 qualify?
I remember using it in our farm equipment.
Interesting to see significant . the wear on the cam shaft. My understanding is that oil additives have changed or dramatically reduced because of catalytic converters. Does the V8 engine you showed have a flat tappet or a roller cam?
Help - have 82 240D daily driver in Palm Springs - 105F in summer. 230K+.
I always ran 10w-50 Rotella or DelVac. Took it to the local dealer for the mileage badge and decided to have the oil changed. They changed it to Mercedes Diesel Synthetic 5W-40. My regular guy changed back to 20W-50 regular oil. Do I go Mercedes Syn Diesel or Rotella regular 10w-50? Liquid Moly Diesel?
Great videos. I have a 98 SL500 with 146K that I just purchased. I put in 5W40 Liqui Molly. Is it ok to use the 10W40 Liqui Molly in this model Benz? Does it matter?
Should I switch to this oil for my 1990 300 SEL M. Benz ? Not exactly sure about mileage due to broken speedometer cable, which reads over 170,000. My car does make a rather loud tappen sound. I love my Benz, it needs much more TCL that I can give it right now but I do do my best.
You definitely then have high mileage. Yes I would switch. Report back if it helps with the noise. If it is a lifter the noise may go away.
Would you also recommend it for my 1969 280SL?
Ken, thank you for all the great informative videos. Bought and SL500 R230 because of your videos 👍
Glad to hear it. Thanks!
I used 7 liters of Liqui Moly 10w40 MoS2 for my automatic 250D last month. Should I need use MoS2 anti friction too? I couldn't find SAE version of this oil in my country.
What about using this oil in an M119 engine? Or should I stick with a 229.5 approved 0/5W40?
Just stumbled across this channel. GREAT . I have a 1973 JAGUAR XJ6 4.2 that I love but at $1.50 per litre of gas in Ireland I decided to buy a c250 turbo 98' manual .I am putting this engine and box in the jag .127k on the clock and sitting up for 5years .what do you recommend I do service wise plus people are telling me to put a mechanical fuel pump for on what you think ???
Can I use 10W40 if the previous owners were putting 20W50? My car is a 1990 W124 300E with 156K miles.
Is this oil good for old Mercedes engines that have low miles? I have a w124 200E from 1991 (M102 engine) with around 80.000 miles and I ordered this oil.. But I'm not sure if it's going to harm the engine :(
My Benzes call for 0w-40, can I upgrade to to this oil? They’re well over a 100k miles on each.
Excellent video. Is Liqui Moly oil good for M104 inline 6 cyl motors too? is that old enough of an engine? thanks
If over 100K miles it is an excellent oil for that engine.
@@MercedessourceAnd for a 2004 SLK r171 200k with 60k miles? That doesn't drive more than 60 miles a year? Or is he still too young to use this oil 😄
Hello. I live in Sacramento, CA. I bought my W140 S500 in Atlanta GA, previous owner used Pensoil 5W30. I want to switch to 5W40 because it hot climate. What you can recommend to?
Hi Kent I am living in a tropical country in Asia. I have a M102 200E which seems to be burning oil. I am currently on Mobil 1 5w50 full synth oil. Does full synth/ semi synth/ mineral oil affect the rate of oil burn for these older Mercedes? I notice that the liquimoly oil you are recommended here is a fully synthetic oil. What are your thoughts on this?
This oil is not a full synthetic. It is a blend. Oil burn depends on a lot of factors. Have you done a compression test? Could be piston ring wear. Your M102 engine may need new valve guide seals ( a common problem due to age). Oil type may or may not help. I am not a fan of Mobil 1 for 1995 and older engines.
@@Mercedessource Thanks for your reply Kent! I am planning to do a compression test, have suspected that it could be piston ring wear. the latter item might be an expensive job so I am considering "cheaper" fixes first.
let me check out the valve guide seals!
I have had the car for almost a year now. for the first 6 months of ownership using mobil 1, there was no oil consumption. only after the first 6 months did I notice that I have to top up 0.5 quarts of engine oil every 1000km (600 miles). Hence, I was thinking that the detergents in this full synth oil might be "cleaning out the cylinders too much"
is there a particular reason for why you are not a fan of mobil1?
Can I put this in my gas 1976 450se? I noticed that the car in the video is diesel and Im not mechanically inclined.
Yes you can. The engine in the video is a gas 450SL
Would this oil be suitable for a 1996 C280 M104 with 193000km? (~120k miles)
Yes it would!
Great, thank you for the reply!
This was just the question I needed answering
Chain has been replaced at 140,000 miles.Isn’t that low mileage for a timing chain? I thought they were good for life of the car.
Kent I just got my hands on my dream 1998 R129 with an M119. It's garage kept, and it has just over 55k miles on it. I am a fan of Liqui Moly, and as you know there are a few different kinds. I wanted to know what you think is best for a car like mine.
I should also point out that I live in South Florida in the Miami area. I don't have to worry about cold weather at all.
This oil is unfortunately not available to my area but the special additive in the oil is sold seperatly by luqui moly so do you think that i cna just add it to the oil ? m112 2.8 w210
Thanks Kent
Is that your Cessna 140?
@@Mercedessource Once upon a time... There bold pilots and old pilots... I'm an old former pilot, still flying UAV. Just purchased an R170 yesterday. 86 560 SL. Needs work, but nothing we can't accomplish.
what about 1991 350sdl diesel with 226,000 miles? ok in diesel??? Wife drives 2005 e300 cdi with 186,000 miles, also diesel.
I have a 1974 450sl. It has 100k miles. Should I put 20w 50 ????
currently using castrol gtx sae 10w-30 on my 1992 3.0 300E should i switch over to this specific brand? i burn about a quart every 7 to 800 miles or so but not too sure, and there’s a leak but i’m not sure how to diagnose it... currently sitting at 124,000 miles, any comments, advice, suggestions would be greatly appreciated (first time classic benz owner)
william III thanks man i will.
Would you recommend it for a 328k om606 turbo? I've been using regular LiquiMoly 0w or 5w40 for a few years and occasionally Mobil1, all 229.5 spec.
Yes, I would highly recommend itfor any high-mileage diesel engine.
Hi Kent, would you also recommend this particular oil in a 1957, 220s Ponton? Thanks
Yes, I use it in my own 1959 220SE Ponton
Is Liqui Moly made for '84 Toyota Camry Turbo too? Thanks.
Can I use this oil in my 1992 W140 600SEL V12?
Why isn’t this oil more popular though if it’s so good? MB/Porsche/BMW do Mobil 1 and Castrol for factory fill right?
Did you watch the ENTIRE video. Did you understand what I was saying? I showed in the video what it said on the side of the bottle. What does "HIGH MILEAGE" mean? This is NOT for new engines!!!
@@Mercedessource ah yes I must not have been listening at the end :)
Can i use that in a 2015 Ml350 4Matic 6 cylinder?
Shall I use it for the M113? Got a 2001 with 55kMiles
NOPE
Can this oil be used in a S 365000km M113 2004 E500 4matic v8 engine? Thank you so much
yes
I have a mercedes 560 sel with 115000 miles on, should inuse 10/30 or 10/40 l molly ? Im in england UK its a cold country compared to texus
I would not recommend 10/30 in an old Mercedes V8 with over 100K. At cold startup 10/30 and 10/40 are going to behave pretty much the same. It is running the engine hot for long periods where you need the extra viscosity to protect your 560 engine.
@@Mercedessource many thanks Kent, I'll stick to the 10/40 l Molly
@@Mercedessource many thanks for the reply, would you say 10/40 l molly is better? Its a 1986 560sel
This oil would work on w210 e320 , 2000 Mercedes?
Would you recommend it for my 1989 300CE inline 6? It only has 64K miles on it, and doesn't burn any oil at all but I want to keep it in good repair.
Yes, the M103 engines love this oil.
Ooohkay….
Just poured some in to my ‘85 190e 2.3-16 with 67k km.
Let’s see….
Please sir which oil for my w203 mercedes year 2004
What do you recommend for diesel OM 617 engines?
I use this in the Fall and Winter. I use Liqui Moly 15w40 during Spring and Summer
Hi kent can i use this on my 1988 mercedes benz 560sl with 74k miles ?
Did you watch the full video? What does it say on the bottle?
What kind of oil you recommend
can we use this oil for the diesel engines as well OM617 turbo engines?
Yes, I checked with Liqui Moly customer service
What oil do you recommend for a m103?
Could I use this oil in my 95 E320 with M104 engine ?
Yes you can.
@@Mercedessource Thanks 👍
I did an engine swap on my 380SL for a M117 out of a 500SEC. While doing the swap, I noticed that the cams were really pitted and had them ground. The guy that ground them told me that I should add zinc to the oil, because modern oils don't have enough for these engines. Should I do that if I use this oil?
My opinion is it would not be necessary. The Moly in this oil will do everything zinc would do and maybe better.
what are the best engine additives to use on a 1979 450sl?
If your engine is healthy and you use the oil recommended in this video you do not need additional additives.
@@Mercedessource thank you sir. I will be a purchaser. do you have a link of a supplier that gives you some kickbacks. would love to support the channel
Can be used in gasoline engines?
Yes, of course.
Would this oil be good for my 1985 380se
Absolutely
I have another question for you guys. What spark plugs and wires should I buy for my 1990 300 SEL V6 sedan ? I appreciate any advise you can offer. Thank you, Juanita
I sell the correct ones on my website: mercedessource.com/store/search?keys=m103%20spark
Can this oil be used in a 2000 e320 4matic v6 engine ?
yes it can provided your engine is high mileage (over 100K)
Whays the best oil for a 280 se w116?
The answer is in the video.
Hi there,
I have w140 s500 1995 180k miles. What oil would you recommend to use?
Thanks
Your Benz is a perfect candidate for this oil.
After my second oil change with Liqui Moly 10w40 the oil consumption on my LX450 is very minimal