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Father Of Giants 11-19-2018 08:21 PM

Walmart has done it guys Supertech 15w-40 Diesel oil!
 
It's $18 for 2 Gallons, who's going to run it first?

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Super-Tech-15W40-Universal-Motor-Oil/16213443

MB140300SD 11-19-2018 08:32 PM

Well it is on the MB approval list. I have used it before and it is just fine despite what the oil snobs might say. My local farm store has 15W40 that is something like $11. Harvest King or something like that I think. Somebody had a VOA done on it and it specs out pretty close to the name brand oils.

Diseasel300 11-19-2018 08:39 PM

The Delvac-1300 is typically ~$20 for 2.5 gallons at Wal-Mart. Better deal, more oil for roughly the same coin. I run it in the SDL, it seems to be perfectly happy with it.

MB140300SD 11-19-2018 09:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Diseasel300 (Post 3863336)
The Delvac-1300 is typically ~$20 for 2.5 gallons at Wal-Mart. Better deal, more oil for roughly the same coin. I run it in the SDL, it seems to be perfectly happy with it.


The 2.5 gal jug at our local WM is $30.97

JHZR2 11-20-2018 12:14 AM

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Originally Posted by MB140300SD (Post 3863333)
Well it is on the MB approval list. I have used it before and it is just fine despite what the oil snobs might say. My local farm store has 15W40 that is something like $11. Harvest King or something like that I think. Somebody had a VOA done on it and it specs out pretty close to the name brand oils.

Can you provide a link? Interesting...

Diseasel300 11-20-2018 12:47 AM

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Originally Posted by MB140300SD (Post 3863349)
The 2.5 gal jug at our local WM is $30.97


Weird....it tends to hover somewhere around the $20-25 mark here... The last time I bought it I wondered why the SuperTech brand was only a couple bucks cheaper, but lacking 2 quarts. Maybe it's a regional thing, or more likely, the local Wal-Mart is incompetent in pricing.

vonsmog 11-20-2018 08:01 AM

Here the local Walmart has Delvac-1300 in gal. for $10.87 while the SuperTech is $11.87. I have been using the Delvac-1300 in all of my diesel motors. If the SuperTech was cheaper, I would use that instead, as it most likely is made in the same refinery.

JHZR2 11-20-2018 08:07 AM

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Originally Posted by vonsmog (Post 3863482)
Here the local Walmart has Delvac-1300 in gal. for $10.87 while the SuperTech is $11.87. I have been using the Delvac-1300 in all of my diesel motors. If the SuperTech was cheaper, I would use that instead, as it most likely is made in the same refinery.


Delvac 1300 is the same price by me. Loss leader or something. I'm sort of surprised that it is at such a price point compared to supertech.

Supertech is made by warren products, like many other store brand oils. They are a respectable private label blender. Delvac is made by Mobil. Not the same stuff.

Test results can be seen here actually:

https://pqiablog.com/2016/09/07/pqia-examines-five-deisel-motor-oil-samples/

Father Of Giants 11-20-2018 10:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by vonsmog (Post 3863482)
Here the local Walmart has Delvac-1300 in gal. for $10.87 while the SuperTech is $11.87. I have been using the Delvac-1300 in all of my diesel motors. If the SuperTech was cheaper, I would use that instead, as it most likely is made in the same refinery.

How does the 15w-40 hold up in winter?

vwnate1 11-20-2018 10:52 AM

Various Oil Brands
 
I'm assuming here that all these oils you're talking about are CJ rated ? .

ROLLGUY 11-20-2018 12:12 PM

I have been using Supertech oil in my Diesels for years. Around here, it is the least expensive of all 15-40 available. I go a maximum of 5k between oil changes.

ROLLGUY 11-20-2018 12:14 PM

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Originally Posted by vwnate1 (Post 3863544)
I'm assuming here that all these oils you're talking about are CJ rated ? .

You will find that most if not all 15-40 oil is Diesel rated (C).

MB140300SD 11-20-2018 07:10 PM

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Originally Posted by JHZR2 (Post 3863432)
Can you provide a link? Interesting...


It was in the 228.31 approval list, I remember seeing it but I just looked and I do not see it, or I am overlooking it. Maybe the formula changed or something.


https://bevo.mercedes-benz.com/bevolisten/228.31_en.html


The bottle used to say it, but I have not looked at one in a while. Here is a VOA from a couple of years ago which lists it as 228.31 approved.




SuperTech SAE 15W-40 API CJ-4/SN

vwnate1 11-20-2018 09:14 PM

Oh, No ~ The OIL THREAD !
 
"You will find that most if not all 15-40 oil is Diesel rated (C). "

Actually no, they're not in any FLAPS I have checked ~ only a very small percentage of the oils offered have a 'C' rating .

Diseasel300 11-20-2018 10:19 PM

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Originally Posted by vwnate1 (Post 3863708)
"You will find that most if not all 15-40 oil is Diesel rated (C). "

Actually no, they're not in any FLAPS I have checked ~ only a very small percentage of the oils offered have a 'C' rating .


Funny, I was in Auto-Zone this evening and all of the "Diesel" oils are in one section, most are 5w-40 or 15w-40. Every one of them "C" rated. Wander over to the gasoline engine section and it sure is hard to find 15W-40 that is only "S" rated. I think you'll find if you read the label that most of the 15W-40 oils say they're CK and SN compatible. Delvac and Delo are 2 such brands marketed as "universal" oils.


https://www.mobil.com/en/mobil-delvac/products/engine-oils/mobil-delvac/mobil-delvac-1300-super


https://www.chevronlubricants.com/en_us/home/products/delo-400-sde-sae-15w-40.html


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