I want to change the oil in the engine and I do not know what it is now, the car has a mileage of 400,000 km, I am asking for advice on how to apply oil. I do not want to pour anything just because I heard that not one after the oil change in this type of engine pan. Cope what to pour at the relays?

I'm just like in the picture. Recommended for this engine is 5w30 or 5w40. Remember only in exchange every 15 thousand.

As predicted by the producer. The process has nothing to do with the type of oil.

Buddy, I used to have two years Viario with the same engine and I always poured synthetic mobila oil. I recommend it, too.

A mileage for sure 4000,000? This engine should have been dead for a long time.

The course of 400,000th of the original is not very well Added after 4 [minutes]: With such a course, the full synthesizer falls out

About qrna, even more than at the beginning ... Buddy, do you know what you write when giving your mileage? It was previously 4 million, now you claim 400 million kilometers Why do you think you have a comment from the moderator about the refinement of the course. Maybe in the end write how much there is, but preferably the same numbers!

And now we know where we stand, it's better now I have 2 cars with a similar mileage, diesel engines. I'm using the Mobil Super 2000 DIESEL for both. They do not complain and they work how much the factory gave Personally, I recommend this oil.

Just as a colleague above writes from the beginning to the end is supposed to be as the producer recommends whether FULL SYNTHETICS And to VIVARO is probably GM 5w40 or 5w30 and replacement manufacturer from what I remember every 40000 km but how is your car recommended max every 20,000 km.

Do not let go GM, I'm witnessing that the Elf is much better and quieter than GM. Replace in a few you will see how one and the other goes after an exchange. Elf a lot more expensive.

I only MOBIL 5w30 ESP and 10w40 S2000 from the barrel for customers. We used to blow Castrol 5w30 edge but the price does wonders .

You want to have Ori and not counterfeit. Buy polish from the airport or Orlen. Nobody makes up for it.

Opel Vivaro 1.9dti 2002 - Which engine oil with a mileage of 400,000 km

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#1 16977926 21 Jan 2018 18:29

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I want to change the oil in the engine and I do not know what it is now, the car has a mileage of 400,000 km, I am asking for advice on how to apply oil. I do not want to pour anything just because I heard that not one after the oil change in this type of engine pan. Cope what to pour at the relays?
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#2 16977931 21 Jan 2018 18:31

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Buddy, I used to have two years Viario with the same engine and I always poured synthetic mobila oil.
I recommend it, too.
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A mileage for sure 4000,000? This engine should have been dead for a long time.
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The course of 400,000th of the original is not very well

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Buddy, I used to have two years Viario with the same engine and I always poured synthetic mobila oil.
I recommend it, too.

With such a course, the full synthesizer falls out
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I'm just like in the picture. Recommended for this engine is 5w30 or 5w40. Remember only in exchange every 15 thousand.
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Ciechu1984 wrote:
The course of 400,000th of the original is not very well

About qrna, even more than at the beginning ...
Buddy, do you know what you write when giving your mileage?
It was previously 4 million, now you claim 400 million kilometers
Why do you think you have a comment from the moderator about the refinement of the course.
Maybe in the end write how much there is, but preferably the same numbers!
#7 16978093 21 Jan 2018 19:43

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I had 40,000 at the answer
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And now we know where we stand, it's better now
I have 2 cars with a similar mileage, diesel engines.
I'm using the Mobil Super 2000 DIESEL for both. They do not complain and they work how much the factory gave
Personally, I recommend this oil.
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#9 16978148 21 Jan 2018 20:01

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As predicted by the producer. The process has nothing to do with the type of oil.
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As predicted by the producer. The process has nothing to do with the type of oil.

Just as a colleague above writes from the beginning to the end is supposed to be as the producer recommends whether FULL SYNTHETICS
And to VIVARO is probably GM 5w40 or 5w30 and replacement manufacturer from what I remember every 40000 km but how is your car recommended max every 20,000 km.
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And to VIVARO is probably GM 5w40 or 5w30 and replacement manufacturer from what I remember every 40000 km but how is your car recommended max every 20,000 km.

Do not let go GM, I'm witnessing that the Elf is much better and quieter than GM.
Replace in a few you will see how one and the other goes after an exchange.
Elf a lot more expensive.
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I only MOBIL 5w30 ESP and 10w40 S2000 from the barrel for customers.
We used to blow Castrol 5w30 edge but the price does wonders .
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You want to have Ori and not counterfeit. Buy polish from the airport or Orlen. Nobody makes up for it.
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I have a service book for Vivaro 1.9 year 2004 recommend elf 5w40 oil
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✨ The discussion revolves around selecting the appropriate engine oil for a 2002 Opel Vivaro 1.9dti with a high mileage of 400,000 km. Participants recommend using synthetic oils, specifically Mobil 5w30 or 5w40, with suggestions to adhere to manufacturer guidelines for oil changes every 20,000 to 40,000 km. Some users express skepticism about the engine's longevity at such mileage, while others emphasize the importance of using high-quality oils like Elf and Mobil to ensure optimal engine performance. The consensus is to avoid counterfeit products and stick to reputable brands.
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TL;DR: For the Vivaro 1.9 DTI, use 5W‑30 or 5W‑40 and change oil every 15,000 km; “Recommended for this engine is 5w30 or 5w40… exchange every 15 thousand.” [Elektroda, pp_pablo, post #16977983]

Why it matters: This FAQ helps high‑mileage Vivaro owners pick the right oil and interval with confidence.

Quick facts

Recommended viscosities: 5W‑30 or 5W‑40 for the 1.9 DTI. [Elektroda, pp_pablo, post #16977983]
Typical interval cited by users: 15,000 km between oil changes. [Elektroda, pp_pablo, post #16977983]
Service book note (2004 model): ELF 5W‑40 listed. [Elektroda, cezariuszx, post #17404295]
Follow manufacturer spec regardless of mileage; “The process has nothing to do with the type of oil.” [Elektroda, kkknc, post #16978148]
To avoid counterfeit oil, buy from major forecourts like Orlen/airport shops. [Elektroda, kkknc, post #16980244]

Quick Facts

Recommended viscosities: 5W‑30 or 5W‑40 for the 1.9 DTI. [Elektroda, pp_pablo, post #16977983]
Typical interval cited by users: 15,000 km between oil changes. [Elektroda, pp_pablo, post #16977983]
Service book note (2004 model): ELF 5W‑40 listed. [Elektroda, cezariuszx, post #17404295]
Follow manufacturer spec regardless of mileage; “The process has nothing to do with the type of oil.” [Elektroda, kkknc, post #16978148]
To avoid counterfeit oil, buy from major forecourts like Orlen/airport shops. [Elektroda, kkknc, post #16980244]

What oil viscosity should I use for an Opel Vivaro 1.9 DTI?

Forum guidance points to 5W‑30 or 5W‑40 for this engine. A user summarized it simply: 5W‑30/5W‑40 fits the spec. That pairing covers typical climates and loads for the 1.9 DTI. Stick to these grades unless your manual states otherwise. [Elektroda, pp_pablo, post #16977983]

How often should I change the oil on this engine?

Change the oil every 15,000 km. One contributor highlighted this interval alongside the 5W‑30/5W‑40 recommendation. Shorter intervals can be chosen for severe service, but 15,000 km is the quoted figure. [Elektroda, pp_pablo, post #16977983]

Does high mileage (e.g., 400,000 km) mean I should avoid full synthetic?

No. Follow the manufacturer’s specification, not the odometer. As one expert put it, “The process has nothing to do with the type of oil.” Choose oil that meets the spec and viscosity. [Elektroda, kkknc, post #16978148]

Is there any official note about brand from a Vivaro service book?

Yes. A 2004 Vivaro 1.9 service book lists ELF 5W‑40. If your book matches, using an ELF 5W‑40 that meets the spec aligns with the documented guidance. [Elektroda, cezariuszx, post #17404295]

GM vs ELF: which do users prefer in this thread?

One user reports ELF runs “much better and quieter” than GM in their experience. That’s subjective, but it reflects feedback after back‑to‑back changes. “Elf a lot more expensive.” [Elektroda, Strumien swiadomosci swia, post #16978778]

Which Mobil oils do people here actually use?

A contributor lists Mobil 5W‑30 ESP and Mobil Super 2000 10W‑40 used for customers. This shows Mobil options discussed for both low‑ and mid‑SAPS needs. [Elektroda, migmig85, post #16978793]

Is 40,000 km an acceptable oil‑change interval on the Vivaro?

A poster recalls a manufacturer figure of 40,000 km but adds they recommend a maximum of 20,000 km for such a car. That’s a cautionary stance for longevity. [Elektroda, migmig85, post #16978754]

What’s a safe place to buy oil to avoid counterfeit products?

Buy from major fuel stations or airport shops. One user states that purchases there ensure original product and avoid fakes. This reduces engine risk. [Elektroda, kkknc, post #16980244]

I don’t know what oil is currently in my engine—can I just switch?

Yes, if the new oil matches the recommended spec and viscosity. Users stress sticking to the manufacturer’s guidance rather than guessing by mileage or rumors. [Elektroda, kkknc, post #16978148]

Are 5W‑30 and 5W‑40 both valid for mixed city/highway use?

Yes. The thread’s summary recommendation names both grades for the 1.9 DTI. Many owners choose between them based on climate and usage. [Elektroda, pp_pablo, post #16977983]

Any real‑world brand feedback beyond GM and ELF?

Yes. One owner ran two years on synthetic Mobil and recommends it. Another shop uses Mobil 5W‑30 ESP and Super 2000. These reflect positive experiences. [Elektroda, daro31ie, post #16977931]

Quick how‑to: how do I pick oil for my Vivaro 1.9 DTI?

Use 5W‑30 or 5W‑40 as the target viscosity.
Plan 15,000 km change intervals.
Verify the bottle meets your engine’s stated spec. [Elektroda, pp_pablo, post #16977983]

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