Multivis CST HP 5W-40 is a synthetic technology engine oil developed directly from motor racing te...Multivis CST HP 5W-40 is a synthetic technology engine oil developed directly from motor racing technology and formulated for use in the latest passenger car and van engine designs. It has proved to be far superior to conventional oils and provides the following advantages: Multivis CST HP 5W-40 provides: Naturally high viscosity index, giving good flow rates to bearings at low temperatures, coupled with high film strength at high temperatures. A natural low level of volatility, which prevents valuable oil constituents boiling off during periods of extreme temperatures inside the engine. High film strength / lower fluid friction / lower wear. Better thermal stability / improved internal cleanliness for engines. Applications Multivis CST HP 5W-40 has been designed to cope with the demands of the latest petrol and diesel engine designs, including turbocharged and supercharged units, requiring an oil of this viscosity and specification. Multivis CST HP 5W-40 may be used against VW 501.01/505.01 standards but only for fixed service intervals. Also in engines tuned for racing, endurance events, rallying and other types of motor sport. Performance Levels API SN/ CF ACEA A3 / B4 Renault 0700 and 0710 PSA B71 2300 MB 226.5 / 229.3 VW Standard 502.00/505.00 Porsche A42.
This Morris Multivis CST HP 5W-40 synthetic technology engine oil is designed for modern passenger car and van engines, including turbocharged and supercharged units. It offers superior protection and performance compared to conventional oils, ensuring excellent flow at low temperatures and robust film strength at high temperatures, while minimizing oil consumption. A key caveat is its use with VW 501.01/505.01 standards, which is limited to fixed service intervals.
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Model Part Number
MULTIVISCSTHP5W-40SYNTHETICTECHNOLOGY
Brand
Morris Lubricants
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FAQs
What is the main advantage of synthetic technology in this oil?
Synthetic technology provides superior lubrication, better protection against wear in extreme temperatures, improved flow at low temperatures, and lower volatility compared to conventional oils.
Can I use this oil in my older car?
While designed for modern engines, it may be suitable for some older vehicles if the required specification (e.g., API SN/CF, ACEA A3/B4) and viscosity (5W-40) match the manufacturer's recommendations. Always check your owner's manual.
What does 'low volatility' mean for my engine?
Low volatility means less of the oil evaporates at high engine temperatures. This helps maintain the correct oil level, reduces the need for frequent top-ups, and prevents harmful deposits from forming.
Is this oil suitable for diesel engines?
Yes, this oil meets the API CF specification, making it suitable for many modern diesel engines.
What is the significance of the 'fixed service intervals' for VW standards?
It means that if you are using this oil to meet VW 501.01/505.01 standards, you must strictly adhere to the oil change schedule recommended by VW for fixed intervals, rather than variable or extended intervals.
How does this oil improve engine cleanliness?
Its improved thermal stability and resistance to breakdown help prevent the formation of sludge and harmful deposits within the engine, keeping internal components cleaner.
Troubleshooting
Engine runs noisy, especially on startup
Verify the correct oil viscosity (5W-40) and specification are being used. Ensure the oil level is adequate. A sudden change in oil type may require an initial adjustment period.
Increased oil consumption
Check for external leaks. The low volatility of this synthetic oil minimizes internal evaporation, but very high mileage engines might still consume oil. Ensure the oil is not being forced past worn seals or piston rings.
Oil pressure warning light illuminates
Immediately stop the engine and check the oil level. If the level is correct, there may be an issue with the oil pump or a significant leak. Consult a qualified mechanic.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Provides excellent protection in both cold and hot operating conditions.
Reduces engine wear and internal friction.
Minimizes oil loss due to evaporation at high temperatures.
Contributes to better engine cleanliness and longevity.
Suitable for a wide range of modern passenger car and van engines.
Cons
Use with VW 501.01/505.01 standards is restricted to fixed service intervals.
May not be suitable for all older engine designs requiring different specifications.
Synthetic oils can sometimes be more expensive than conventional options.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility:
Recommended for the latest petrol and diesel engine designs.
Suitable for turbocharged and supercharged engines.
Meets or exceeds the following performance levels: API SN/CF, ACEA A3/B4, Renault 0700/0710, PSA B71 2300, MB 226.5/229.3, VW 502.00/505.00, Porsche A42.
*Note:* Use with VW 501.01/505.01 standards is permissible only for fixed service intervals.
Care:
Always consult your vehicle's owner manual to confirm the correct oil viscosity grade and specification.
Ensure the engine is cool before draining old oil.
Dispose of used engine oil responsibly according to local regulations.
Regularly check the oil level and condition between scheduled oil changes.