• Outstanding extreme-pressure protection
• Delivers 6X more wear protection1
• Maintains proper viscosity (thickness)
• Minimizes oil consumption
• Maximizes fuel efficiency
• Excels in extreme temperatures
1Based on third-party testing in the Detroit Diesel DD13 Scuffing Test for specification DFS 93K222 using 5W-30 as worst-case representation
• Outstanding extreme-pressure protection
• Delivers 6X more wear protection1
• Maintains proper viscosity (thickness)
• Minimizes oil consumption
• Maximizes fuel efficiency
• Excels in extreme temperatures
1Based on third-party testing in the Detroit Diesel DD13 Scuffing Test for specification DFS 93K222 using 5W-30 as worst-case representation
• Delivers 4X better cold-temperature performance1
• Provides long-lasting engine protection
• Maintains proper viscosity (thickness)
• Minimizes oil consumption
• Maximizes fuel efficiency
1When compared to SAE 15W-40 oil in the ASTM D5293 Cold Cranking Viscosity test
• Outstanding extreme-pressure protection
• Delivers 6X more wear protection1
• Maintains proper viscosity (thickness)
• Minimizes oil consumption
• Maximizes fuel efficiency
• Excels in extreme temperatures
1Based on third-party testing in the Detroit Diesel DD13 Scuffing Test for specification DFS 93K222 using 5W-30 as worst-case representation
• Outstanding extreme-pressure protection
• Delivers 6X more wear protection1
• Maintains proper viscosity (thickness)
• Minimizes oil consumption
• Maximizes fuel efficiency
• Excels in extreme temperatures
1Based on third-party testing in the Detroit Diesel DD13 Scuffing Test for specification DFS 93K222 using 5W-30 as worst-case representation
• Delivers 4X more wear protection1
• Minimizes oil consumption
• Excels in extreme temperatures
• Helps keep trucks and equipment operating at peak performance
• Offers outstanding value
1Based on third-party testing in the Detroit Diesel DD13 Scuffing Test for specification DFS 93K222 using 10W-30 as worst-case representation
• Delivers 4X more wear protection1
• Minimizes oil consumption
• Excels in extreme temperatures
• Helps keep trucks and equipment operating at peak performance
• Offers outstanding value
1Based on third-party testing in the Detroit Diesel DD13 Scuffing Test for specification DFS 93K222 using 10W-30 as worst-case representation
• Delivers 4X more wear protection1
• Minimizes oil consumption
• Excels in extreme temperatures
• Helps keep trucks and equipment operating at peak performance
• Offers outstanding value
1Based on third-party testing in the Detroit Diesel DD13 Scuffing Test for specification DFS 93K222 using 10W-30 as worst-case representation
• Recommended for applications specifying API CI-4+ and prior specifications
• Controls soot and wear
• Reduces oil consumption and emissions
• Delivers maximum engine protection over extended drain intervals
• Provides outstanding protection and performance in temperature extremes
• Try Signature Series Max-Duty 15W-40 for a serious upgrade
Available While Supplies Last
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• Recommended for applications specifying API CI-4+ and prior specifications
• Extends drain intervals and maximizes fuel economy
• Controls soot-thickening and wear
• Reduces oil consumption and emissions
• Excels in extreme temperatures
• Try Signature Series Max-Duty 5W-30 for a serious upgrade
The Confidence to Compete, The Protection To Win
It depends on the specifications the diesel oil carries and the recommendation of the original equipment manufacturer (OEM). The American Petroleum Institute (API) publishes its “C” category of specifications for diesel oil (currently CK-4) and its “S” category for gasoline motor oil (currently SP).
You can use diesel oil in a gas engine provided the diesel oil meets the appropriate specifications and viscosity requirements of your engine. For example, if your gas engine calls for a 5W-30 motor oil that meets the API SN specification, you can safely use a diesel oil of the correct viscosity that meets the API SN spec. For the typical gasoline application, however, a diesel oil isn’t required, and the more appropriate choice is a quality gasoline motor oil for both performance and value.
Outside of differences in the fuel, the most notable difference between diesel and gas engines is the way each ignites the fuel. Diesel engines compress air in the combustion chamber until the temperature of the air increases enough to ignite the fuel (sprayed into the combustion chamber by the injector). Gasoline engines, on the other hand, use spark plugs that ignite a mixture of fuel and air at just the right time.
Diesel oil is formulated differently than gasoline oil in order to address issues specific to diesel engines, including higher engine temperatures, oxidation rates, soot levels and deposits. Find the best AMSOIL synthetic diesel oil for your application in the Product Lookup. AMSOIL diesel fuel additives also provide benefits designed to keep diesel engines operating at top performance.
Refer to the vehicle owner’s manual for specific oil-change recommendations. AMSOIL synthetic diesel oils may be used beyond the OEM-recommended interval based on the service-life recommendations on the data sheets or with oil analysis. In addition, AMSOIL offers a full line of premium synthetic gear oil and transmission fluid to keep your diesel running at peak performance.
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