BMW M140i - Let's Talk About Oil

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  • Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024

Комментарии • 31

  • @andrewf7822
    @andrewf7822 Год назад +2

    I bought a 140i new 5 years ago. Oil changed once per year every 7k miles. Only ever used Castrol Edge 0w/30. Never had a problem.

    • @roadreg1820
      @roadreg1820  Год назад +1

      That’s good to hear. 0w30 will work fine too. Mine came with that from the factory and I used it on the first few oil changes then changed to 5w30, so sticking with that now.

  • @nallanw4329
    @nallanw4329 Год назад

    Nice one Reg, thanks for sharing.

  • @appletango2424
    @appletango2424 Год назад +1

    Great video Reg, do you have any plans to map the m140? Would be interested to see a video on your thoughts on tuning and the different stages
    Cheers,
    Charlie

    • @roadreg1820
      @roadreg1820  Год назад +1

      Thank you! Not currently, but it’s something I have considered. This is something I’ll do a video on actually. Thank you 😊

    • @Addselwyn
      @Addselwyn Год назад +1

      @@roadreg1820 look forward to it , I can recommend morebhp in Crewe for a custom tune

  • @vollcare4076
    @vollcare4076 Год назад +1

    Does this Milller Oil has LSPI protection (API SN+ or
    API SP) and do you think it’s important for
    b58 ?

    • @roadreg1820
      @roadreg1820  Год назад +1

      Not sure tbh. Millers themselves recommended this oil for the B58 though. It’s probably the best you can get for this engine.

    • @vollcare4076
      @vollcare4076 Год назад

      @@roadreg1820 it’s not my intention to say anything bad about Millers oil.
      But if you ask each oil supplier/manufacturer say will tell you something similar “this/my product is the best”
      As a customer you can only check specification and certain industry standards, if this oil has this release.
      That’s why I asked for LSPI protection:
      - if milled thinks this is needed for B58
      - and if Miller has some release for their B58 oil

  • @FastCarProduction
    @FastCarProduction Год назад

    Nice video! I change mine every 10-15k kms bmw.

  • @simonh870
    @simonh870 Год назад +1

    I change mine every 6000 miles with mixed driving. I use whichever brand of 5w30 that I can get the best deal on, but I generally get ones which are approved to VAG 504.00/507.00 along with the BMW LL-04 as the VAG specs are much higher. I firmly believe that a cheaper oil changed more often is better than a more expensive one changed at the manufacturers recommended intervals, providing that they both meet the correct specs. Mann or Genuine filters for me, some of them have a habit of falling apart when the filter cap is removed to change it, but these two seem to be the best IMO.

  • @M140J
    @M140J Год назад

    I'm stage 2 and on 5w30. Looking to do a track day soon and will deffo be going 5w40 for that. Shall be a service after 1500 miles lol

    • @roadreg1820
      @roadreg1820  Год назад

      Good luck with the track day, and good call on the oil 😎

  • @AGM240i
    @AGM240i Год назад +1

    So i can put in my m240i millers oils c3 5w40 no problem?

    • @roadreg1820
      @roadreg1820  Год назад +1

      Yep 👍

    • @AGM240i
      @AGM240i Год назад

      @@roadreg1820 thanks. One more question can you tell me why when i changed my oil i always buy 7 liters, but when i fill the car with “just” 6 liters my car showing me that i have oil on max. Am i safe to put the next 0,5 liters?

    • @roadreg1820
      @roadreg1820  Год назад +2

      @@AGM240i definitely 6.5 litres for the B58. 😁

    • @AGM240i
      @AGM240i Год назад

      @@roadreg1820 thank you. So when my car show she is full when i put just 6 liters. I need to put next 0.5 liters. Because i was affraid if my car will be overfill with oil. lol 😆

  • @alanreynolds2125
    @alanreynolds2125 10 месяцев назад

    just had my 340i serviced at bmw 0w/20 used so who's right then??

    • @roadreg1820
      @roadreg1820  10 месяцев назад +1

      You can use 0w20, but the reason that’s accepted is for efficiency. Due to low resistance. I would strongly advise against using that oil, unless you live in a cold country where you need the oil to flow as quickly as possible.

    • @alanreynolds2125
      @alanreynolds2125 10 месяцев назад

      hi reg, I got that wrong they use 0/30 what do you think? got to be better on start up! cheers@@roadreg1820

    • @roadreg1820
      @roadreg1820  10 месяцев назад +2

      @@alanreynolds2125 Ah, that’s good then! That’s what was in my M140i when I bought it. I did the first service with 0w30 then I moved to 5w30 and have been using that ever since. 0w30 is perfect for winter.

  • @vollcare4076
    @vollcare4076 Год назад +1

    It’s MAHLE Not MHALE ;)
    4:43