Porsche Cayenne Turbo (9PA) Technical Service Bulletin # 136/08 Date: 090909
Engine - Approved Engine Oil Specification
1
36/08 ENU 1701
Sep 4, 2009
Approved Engine Oil specifications (36/08)
Filing:
This bulletin replaces Service Technical Bulletin, Group 1, #36/08, dated March 10, 2009.
Model Year:
As of 1984
Vehicle Type:
All Porsche standard-production vehicles
Oil Quality:
Only oils approved by Porsche and listed in the current approval lists are to be used for the specified vehicle types.
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Allocation of vehicle type to Porsche oil specification:
Viscosity:
The viscosity of an engine oil is specified by the SAE viscosity class.
The first number and the letter W (winter) identify the viscosity at low temperatures. This means that an oil with the specification "5W" is more
viscous than oil with the specification "0W".
The second number indicates the viscosity at high temperatures. This means that an oil with the specification "40" is less viscous than oil with the
specification "50".
Multi-grade oils are identified by both viscosity specifications, e.g. SAE 0W-40, 5W-40 or 5W-50.
Examples:
SAE 0W 40 and 5W-40 oils have the same viscosity at high temperatures, but at low temperatures, the "5W" oil is more viscous.
SAE 5W-40 and 5W-50 oils have the same viscosity at low temperatures, but at higher temperatures, the oil with viscosity class "40" is less viscous.
Temperature Ranges:
Above -25° C: All oils approved by Porsche for the vehicle type to be considered.
Below -25° C: All oils approved by Porsche for the vehicle type to be considered which have a viscosity of SAE class 0W in the low Miscibility:
All engine oils approved by Porsche can be mixed provided they are of the same Porsche oil specification. This means that it is not necessary to
flush the engine when the oil is changed if another type of oil is used. However, since every brand of oil has a specially adapted unique composition,
the same brand and type of oil should be used for topping up between oil change intervals if possible.
Disclaimer
Engine - Approved Engine Oil Specification
1
36/08 ENU 1701
Sep 4, 2009
Approved Engine Oil specifications (36/08)
Filing:
This bulletin replaces Service Technical Bulletin, Group 1, #36/08, dated March 10, 2009.
Model Year:
As of 1984
Vehicle Type:
All Porsche standard-production vehicles
Oil Quality:
Only oils approved by Porsche and listed in the current approval lists are to be used for the specified vehicle types.
2010 Porsche Cayenne Turbo (9PA) V8-4.8L Turbo Page 25
Allocation of vehicle type to Porsche oil specification:
Viscosity:
The viscosity of an engine oil is specified by the SAE viscosity class.
The first number and the letter W (winter) identify the viscosity at low temperatures. This means that an oil with the specification "5W" is more
viscous than oil with the specification "0W".
The second number indicates the viscosity at high temperatures. This means that an oil with the specification "40" is less viscous than oil with the
specification "50".
Multi-grade oils are identified by both viscosity specifications, e.g. SAE 0W-40, 5W-40 or 5W-50.
Examples:
SAE 0W 40 and 5W-40 oils have the same viscosity at high temperatures, but at low temperatures, the "5W" oil is more viscous.
SAE 5W-40 and 5W-50 oils have the same viscosity at low temperatures, but at higher temperatures, the oil with viscosity class "40" is less viscous.
Temperature Ranges:
Above -25° C: All oils approved by Porsche for the vehicle type to be considered.
Below -25° C: All oils approved by Porsche for the vehicle type to be considered which have a viscosity of SAE class 0W in the low Miscibility:
All engine oils approved by Porsche can be mixed provided they are of the same Porsche oil specification. This means that it is not necessary to
flush the engine when the oil is changed if another type of oil is used. However, since every brand of oil has a specially adapted unique composition,
the same brand and type of oil should be used for topping up between oil change intervals if possible.
Disclaimer