fiatmultiair
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Hello,
Did anyone had to change their multiair unit more than once? I'm asking out of curiosity.
Did anyone had to change their multiair unit more than once? I'm asking out of curiosity.
Technical Multiair 135HP 1.4
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Technical Multiair 135HP 1.4
It's often the sealing gasket that leaks, not the 1000euro. Multiair unit
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Interesting reply, thank you for the information. Can you link me the oil that is best for the engine? I've heard selenia for multiair is not the best.It's often the sealing gasket that leaks, not the 1000euro. Multiair unit
Selenia is supposedly correct
But sometimes difficult to source, and expensive, I have Twinair motors, so use similar oils
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Multiair Misfire help please | FIAT Punto Evo
I'm sure this has been covered, but I would really apreciate some advice here please. This is my Son's first car, not even passed his test yet because of the dreaded virus. It a 1.4 Multiair with about 55K on the clock, & in great condition. Is been fine since we bought it in October. Its...
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Being in the U.S., I don't know what Selenia is, but we have that same engine in the 500 Pop and Lounge here, and the official oil put in the engine when it's built is either Pennzoil Euro Platinum 5W-40 or Mobil-1 Euro 5W-40. Full synthetic of course.
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Not me, but I've heard/seen people do this twice. Non-english source.
Imagine Toyota owner not knowing what Lexus (+ Denso or Aisin) is, for example.
"Selenia" was a sister company to provide first fill lubricants for FIAT.
Name is there (on the market), but some other company owns it (non Italian), "Petronas"(?).
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Oh I see.
Yes, Petronas (Malaysia)
