Hi
Last engine oil change I opted for full synthetic oil 5W/40
I Since read (< 1000 km on) in the Gilera Owners manual that full synthetic might lead to starter clutch slip issues because of its resistance to break-down.
If I am a little skeptical about the full synthetic/starter clutch issue, I would rather not have the problem
Any experience/comment appreciated.
Cheers
john
Saturno Oil - Synthetic v Semi-synthetic?
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Re: Saturno Oil - Synthetic v Semi-synthetic?
Hello John,
please use only best quality mineral Oil!
Greetings Frank
please use only best quality mineral Oil!
Greetings Frank
Frank
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Re: Saturno Oil - Synthetic v Semi-synthetic?
Thanks Frank
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Re: Saturno Oil - Synthetic v Semi-synthetic?
A motorcycle specific semi-synthetic (JASO MA or MB) should be fine in a Nuovo Saturno. It was in mine with a 558 Nordwest motor.
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