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Old 09-27-2010, 05:46 PM
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Blackstone Oil Analysis - w/ Wrong Oil

I recently discovered my dealer uses the Mobil 1 5w40 ESP Formula M oil that should only be used in the diesel Mercedes.

My car has 29,000 miles on it. The first 13,000 miles was on factory fill.

The second 11,000 was on this incorrect diesel oil.

The last 6,000 miles have been once again on this incorrect diesel oil.

That is the analysis of this oil. 6,000 miles on the oil, 29,000 on the car.

Results attached. They look ok. Nothing too concerning.

I look forward to Glyn's look at this. As he said, it should still be ok at this low miles (sampling it at only 6000 miles). Too bad I didn't know and analyzed it when it was at 11,000 miles last year.
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Nothing to worry about there. It's only when you start stressing the oil that you will notice any differences.
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Thanks Glyn!

I also wonder what my analysis would have looked like after those first 13,000 miles on the factory fill 5w30 Shell Synthetic (even though for an 08 it was the approved service interval). I'm so mad at myself for doing that to the engine. Nothing I can do about it now.

If anyone out there is coming up on your first 10,000 mile service, I'd love to see your analysis.
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The M112's & M272's have been running 13K drain with fleece filters & 229.5 oils for years in W203's. The sample results have been OK. I prefer 10K drains.

Pushing oil drains too far only really shows itself when the mileage really gets high on the engine.

Your engine is looking really good. Don't stress.
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Glyn and others -

This is an interesting bit. I just asked my dealer today if it is ok I'm brining my own 0w40 Mobil 1 next time. They said of course.

However, they told me it is *NOT* the ESP Formula M they are using in the gasoline cars.

They told me they are using a 229.5 Mobil 1 Formula M 5w40. I do remember seeing a spec sheet on this from Exxon Mobil's Website.

The dealer manager said they do indeed have a 229.51 (ESP) but only for the diesels.

What do you think Glyn? Would my analysis indicate it is pretty close to a regular Mobil 1 and not a diesel spec version? The Moly is there.
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Originally Posted by mac911
Thanks Glyn!

I also wonder what my analysis would have looked like after those first 13,000 miles on the factory fill 5w30 Shell Synthetic (even though for an 08 it was the approved service interval). I'm so mad at myself for doing that to the engine. Nothing I can do about it now.

If anyone out there is coming up on your first 10,000 mile service, I'd love to see your analysis.
Where did you get the idea the factory fill was Shell 5W30?
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Where did you get the idea the factory fill was Shell 5W30?
AMGs are Mobil 1 factory fill. Regular Mercedes are Shell 5w30 Synthetic factory fill. Shell & Mercedes have some kind of long term contract.

This is why every time someone does an oil analysis on the factory fill, it doesn't look like Mobil 1. There is nothing wrong with the factory fill oil. It's really good too and perhaps helps with break in.
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Originally Posted by mac911
Glyn and others -

This is an interesting bit. I just asked my dealer today if it is ok I'm brining my own 0w40 Mobil 1 next time. They said of course.

However, they told me it is *NOT* the ESP Formula M they are using in the gasoline cars.

They told me they are using a 229.5 Mobil 1 Formula M 5w40. I do remember seeing a spec sheet on this from Exxon Mobil's Website.

The dealer manager said they do indeed have a 229.51 (ESP) but only for the diesels.

What do you think Glyn? Would my analysis indicate it is pretty close to a regular Mobil 1 and not a diesel spec version? The Moly is there.
Yes - the Moly is there so I think they are playing clean. I would need a complete IR scan to be absolutely sure of what they are doing but your sample is not the 229.51 diesel formulation.

BTW - You are correct - the factory fill is 5w30 Shell Synthetic running-in formulation. It's not Mobil 1 as many think. You will not find the Moly high temp anti oxident in the initial fill product on German cars. Aside from viscometrics it is a dead giveaway. Our additive company supplies the high moly additive pack to Mobil.

Engen has taken over supply to the SA plant so SA cars will probably have Mobil 1 Euro formulation in them again.
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Originally Posted by Glyn M Ruck
Yes - the Moly is there so I think they are playing clean. I would need a complete IR scan to be absolutely sure of what they are doing but your sample is not the 229.51 diesel formulation.

BTW - You are correct - the factory fill is 5w30 Shell Synthetic running-in formulation. It's not Mobil 1 as many think. You will not find the Moly high temp anti oxident in the initial fill product on German cars. Aside from viscometrics it is a dead giveaway. Our additive company supplies the high moly additive pack to Mobil.

Engen has taken over supply to the SA plant so SA cars will probably have Mobil 1 Euro formulation in them again.

Thanks Glyn, Sounds like my dealer is at least not using ESP formula in gas cars. Thank goodness, we know some dealers do.

Looking at the Mobil spec sheets, I see the TBN on the "approved" Formula M starts out around 8, whereas on M1 0w40 though it starts out at 11.3 I believe. These two oils Mobil actually tells you the TBN which is nice.

Obviously, the Formula M "approved," oil is a cheaper product for mass quantity dealer use and not a product on consumer shelves, plus on store shelves it would be confused with the ESP version.

Therefore, since gas version Formula M TBN does start out much lower, I will still haul in my own M1 0w40 from now on.

Considering TBN dropped from 8 to 3 in just 6,000 miles, I can't imagine the TBN last year when I ran 10,500 on this oil.

I think we have got to the bottom of it though. Many thanks!!!

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Yes - I provide my own oil for all services on our 2 cars. Then I know exactly what's going in.

Next week is 60,000Km service for the W203. I will be running on some 229.5 racing formulation product we had lying around that we produced for DTC racing for the next few changes. I slight "overkill" I think but it was free.
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I am driving diesel and I change oilfor myself, so I do have 8 bottles of Mobil1 ESP Formula M 5W40, and I am looking at the label. It says that the:
1. "Mobil1 ESP Formula M 5W40 is desingned to exceed the demanding requirements of Daimler Chrysler's MB 229.51 specification in gasoline and diesel vehicles"
2. "Low Sulphur and Phosphorus content helps extend the life of Gasoline Catalytic Converters (CATs).

So i think that gas engines will be ok whit it.
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Search - I've covered in detail.

229.51 products are not suitable where 229.5 is required by Benz. Benz have decreed the products mutually exclusive & that no one formulation can claim both specs.

229.51 products are for diesel passenger car with Cat & particulate filters & have an ash content of < 0.8%. 229.5 oils have ash >0.8% to 1.6% & are for Benz gas engines. Benz control on ash because they don't want the same product in both engine types.
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Glyn, Are you having your auto GB serviced at 60,000 ?
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I'm going to be doing MANY more oil analysis.

I'm sending in the diesel ESP oil for a virgin analysis.

I already found a virgin 0w40 M1 on the net.

Now, if only I could get a virgin Formula M (in the NON-ESP formula). It seems to only be sold in bulk these days though. I did found where I could buy an old case of it, but then I'd be stuck with nothing to do with it. I only need 3 ounces. ha.
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Here is a virgin M1 0W-40 Euro formulation. Pleased you intend doing the others. I would run them here at company expense but they are not available on the SA market.

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Glyn M Ruck -

Well it turns out my dealer surely had correct 229.5 oil in my car.

I have ran an analysis on the 229.51 spec (the ESP version of Formula M).

I am attaching it.

You will see much less Calcium and a low starting TBN. The oil in my car reportedly started out at 8.0, and you can see the TBN of the full M1 0w40, is above 11 as you posted in your 0w40 analysis above.


Now Glyn, I have the question!

Should I continue using the dealer's Formula M 5w40 (the correct one, not the ESP one), or should I take in my own Mobil 1 0w40? Both are approved. However, you can see, that M1 0w40 seems to have MANY more additives in it. It seems more premium. So why did they even make the non-ESP Formula M, when they already had 0w40? Is there something else about it, like fewer additives but still "Just enough," that was pleasing to Mercedes?

On paper, M1 0w40, seems like the more premium product, but are we certain of that?


I'm just glad the attached ESP version was not used in my gasoline cars.
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just took my car in for service A #2 (year 3) and Mercedes Dealership in Santa Monica, CA used Penzoil 0w40 "Euro blend" instead of mobil 1 synthetic!!!

Should i be concerned??!?!

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just took my car in for service A #2 (year 3) and Mercedes Dealership in Santa Monica, CA used Penzoil 0w40 "Euro blend" instead of mobil 1 synthetic!!!

Should i be concerned??!?!

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It's probably ok. Are you sure it was 0w40 though? I can't find an approved Pennzoil that is 0w40, only 5w40.

Pennzoil makes great products (owned by Shell and Shell was actually the factory fill in our cars). A dealer would most likely use an approved formula. However, share the full name of product and confirm the viscosity with us, if you get a chance.
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Glyn M Ruck -

Well it turns out my dealer surely had correct 229.5 oil in my car.

I have ran an analysis on the 229.51 spec (the ESP version of Formula M).

I am attaching it.

You will see much less Calcium and a low starting TBN. The oil in my car reportedly started out at 8.0, and you can see the TBN of the full M1 0w40, is above 11 as you posted in your 0w40 analysis above.


Now Glyn, I have the question!

Should I continue using the dealer's Formula M 5w40 (the correct one, not the ESP one), or should I take in my own Mobil 1 0w40? Both are approved. However, you can see, that M1 0w40 seems to have MANY more additives in it. It seems more premium. So why did they even make the non-ESP Formula M, when they already had 0w40? Is there something else about it, like fewer additives but still "Just enough," that was pleasing to Mercedes?

On paper, M1 0w40, seems like the more premium product, but are we certain of that?


I'm just glad the attached ESP version was not used in my gasoline cars.
Mac - With the W204 change recommendation at 10K now & no longer 13K it is less of an issue.

However - it's the old case of meets the standards vs. Premium products that exceed the standards.

I would carry in the best oil I could find & in this case M1 0W-40 Euro formulation - It has a fine track record.

As I said above I'm using our 229.5 DTC 10W-30 Racing formulation with a colossal 23% additive treat. Yes I'm lucky that I can lay my hands on not for sale products.

I would run the M1 0W-40 If you are prepared to take the effort.
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It's probably ok. Are you sure it was 0w40 though? I can't find an approved Pennzoil that is 0w40, only 5w40.

Pennzoil makes great products (owned by Shell and Shell was actually the factory fill in our cars). A dealer would most likely use an approved formula. However, share the full name of product and confirm the viscosity with us, if you get a chance.
Don't get carried away with the viscometrics. Just make sure it is approved. Most non approved products fail HTHS (high temperature high shear) because the base oil & VI improver used is not up to snuff.

HTHS is critical in cam & tappet wear - as is enough of the correct additive to last the oil change interval.
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Originally Posted by Glyn M Ruck
Don't get carried away with the viscometrics. Just make sure it is approved. Most non approved products fail HTHS (high temperature high shear) because the base oil & VI improver used is not up to snuff.

HTHS is critical in cam & tappet wear - as is enough of the correct additive to last the oil change interval.
Very cool.

I was trying to find a way to look up the oil to see if it was on the list. Good to hear another reason why the correct spec is so important.


In terms of my post, many thanks too! I will go ahead and haul in the M1 0w40 and hope it doesn't earn me any snickering from the service department. I'd just prefer to use the best I can, and it doesn't cost me any additional, so why not.
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I carry in my own oil - who cares what people think.

Here's the latest 229.5 listing

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229.5 Multigrade engine oils (Specification 229.5)
For use in vehicles/engines refer to Sheet 223.2
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i know royal purple is not on this list. they never applied for the designation. that said, many racers swear by it. they do have a 0-40w formulation. it is supposed to give u a few more hp. i did notice that my mpg on long trips went up from 30 to 32 mpg. they recommend 12k mile changes w fleece filter. any comments or oil analysis of THIS oil. thanx, mike
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The Royal Purple product question comes up frequently. It is not approved & I would not use it until it is. An awful lot of crap is spoken about lubrication in racing circles by people who know not of what they speak. Much of it driven by sponsorship deals etc. Racing products frequently don't have to last very long dependent on rules.

RP is either too cheap to apply for an approval or they know their formulation will fail the testing regime. They will be buying their additive system from one of the majors like Lubrizol who will have informed them of that up front. RP don't have the additive technology themselves. Who knows where their base oil & VI improver comes from. Their formulation probably won't get through HTHS.


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