Specified break-in engine oils - overview viscosity classes - BB00.40-P-0223-01A
| BB00.40-P-0223-01A | Specified break-in engine oils - overview viscosity classes | For Mercedes Benz and smart | Sheet 223.1 |
| Sheet 224.1 (passenger-car engines) | BB00.40-P-0224-01A | ||
| Sheet 224.2 (commercial-vehicle engines) | BB00.40-P-0224-02A | ||
| Multigrade oils | Sheet 225.5 | BB00.40-P-0225-05A | |
| Sheet 225.6 | BB00.40-P-0225-06A | ||
| Sheet 225.8 | BB00.40-P-0225-08A | ||
| Sheet 225.10 | BB00.40-P-0225-10A | ||
| Sheet 225.11 | BB00.40-P-0225-11A | ||
| Sheet 225.12 | BB00.40-P-0225-12A | ||
| Sheet 225.14 | BB00.40-P-0225-14A |
Multigrade oils of the prescribed SAE grade can be used year round, taking the outside temperature into account (see sheet 224.1, sheet 224.2). Before the cold season begins, ensure that the SAE grade you use is sufficient for the temperatures in which you are active, taking the SAE table into account.
Please note that the SAE grade refers to new oil. The low-temperature characteristic of engine oil can worsen considerably due to aging in operation. An oil change before the cold season begins with an approved engine oil in the suitable SAE grade is therefore highly recommended.
PASSENGER VEHICLE ENGINES, COMMERCIAL VEHICLE ENGINES FROM PASSENGER CAR DIVISION, INDUSTRIAL ENGINES FROM PASSENGER CAR SECTOR (BR 100, BR 200, BR 600)
| MB Specifications for Operating Fluids sheet MB Working Title |
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| 225.5 Sirius Multi-grade | 225.6 Topas Multi-grade | 225.8 Sapphire Multi-grade | 225.10 Diamond Multi-grade | 225.11 Opal Multi-grade | 225.12 Garnet Multi-grade | 225.14 Tour-maline Multi-grade | |||||
| Gasoline engines | |||||||||||
| M 266, 271 (EVO), 272, 273, 275 | - | - | - | • | - | - | - | ||||
| AMG engines and M 285 (Maybach) (2) | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | ||||
| Diesel engines in vehicles without particulate filter (DPF) |
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| OM 611, 612 in BR 9xx (Sprinter) | - | ◦(1) | •(2) | - | - | - | - | ||||
| OM 640, 646 | - | - | - | • | - | - | - | ||||
| OM 646 in model series 639 | - | ◦(1) | - | - | • | - | - | ||||
| OM 642, 651 | - | - | - | - | • | - | - | ||||
| in vehicles with particulate filters (DPF) | |||||||||||
| OM 629 | - | - | - | - | • | ◦ | - | ||||
| OM 640, 642, 646, 651, 660 | - | - | - | - | • | - | - | ||||
| OM 646 in BR 639 and BR 906 | - | - | - | - | • | - | - | ||||
| OM 660 (EU3/EU4 with non-regulated DPF) | - | - | - | - | • | - | - | ||||
| • Enable ◦ Can only be used in exceptional cases or under certain operating conditions/in certain applications. - Must not be used |
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Commercial vehicles engines
COMMERCIAL VEHICLES ENGINES INDUSTRIAL ENGINES FROM COMMERCIAL VEHICLE SECTOR (BR 300, BR 400, BR 500, BR 900)
| MB Specifications for Operating Fluids sheet | |||||||||
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| 225.5 Multi-grade | 225.6 Multi-grade | 225.8 Multi-grade | 225.10 Multi-grade | 225.11 Multi-grade | 225.12 Multi-grade | 225.14 Multi-grade | |||
| Diesel engines Commercial vehicles and buses without particulate filters |
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| BR 300, BR 400 except OM 457, OM 460 | ◦(1) | • | - | - | - | - | - | ||
| BR 900, BR 500 and OM 457, OM 460 | - | • | - | - | - | - | - | ||
| Commercial vehicles and buses with particulate filters | |||||||||
| BR 900, BR 500 and OM 457, OM 460 | - | - | - | - | - | • | - | ||
| • Enable ◦ Can only be used in exceptional cases or under certain operating conditions/in certain applications. - Must not be used |
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NOTE:
This table only contains oil types for engines that are currently in production!
Information on unlisted, older engine models can be found in the vehicle operator's manuals or the maintenance procedures. Vehicle-specific special features must also be observed when using the engine oils.
The general rule is that the binding oil change specification (MB sheet) of the respective vehicle operator's manual is to be observed.
Information on unlisted, older engine models can be found in the vehicle operator's manuals or the maintenance procedures. Vehicle-specific special features must also be observed when using the engine oils.
The general rule is that the binding oil change specification (MB sheet) of the respective vehicle operator's manual is to be observed.