Petronas Urania Urban PF 0W30

Fully synthetic mid-SAPS oil for light commercial vehicles, ACEA C2

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Standards & approvals

  • ACEA C2 oil sequence

    ACEA's sequence for catalyst-compatible, low-SAPS engines.

  • Ford WSS-M2C950-A — low-SAPS engine oil

    Ford's specification for low-SAPS, low-viscosity oils in engines with exhaust aftertreatment.

  • PSA B71 2312 — engine oil

    PSA engine oil approval with particulate filter compatibility and wear protection requirements.

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Specifications

Category
Engine oils
Viscosity
SAE 0W-30
Manufacturer code
88040
Availability
On request

Compatible vehicles

Citroën
C4 BlueHDi
Ford
Fiesta VII, Focus IV, Kuga III, Ranger, Transit Custom
Peugeot
208, 308, 3008 BlueHDi

Derived from the vehicle makers' approvals this product meets. Check the specification your vehicle's manual requires.

Typical characteristics

PropertyTypical valueMethod
AppearanceBright & Clear
Density @15°Cg/cm³0.844ASTM D 4052
Kinematic viscosity @100°Cmm²/s (cSt)9.5ASTM D 445
Viscosity index199ASTM D 2270
Flash point COC°C215ASTM D 92
TBNmgKOH/g9.5ASTM D 2896
CCS at -35°CmPa*s5300ASTM D5293
Pour point°C-42ASTM D 97

Complete documentation

Manufacturer's description

PETRONAS Urania Urban PF 0W-30 is a fully synthetic engine oil with fuel economy and extended service interval capabilities, formulated with StrongTech technology, forming a uniquely strong fluid film that protects the engine, retains performance and keeps commercial vehicles running and available for longer, helping reduce total cost of ownership. It is a mid-SAPS oil suitable for light commercial vehicles fitted with both gasoline and diesel engines equipped with after-treatment exhaust systems and emission control devices such as diesel particulate filters and catalytic converters, port or direct fuel injection, multi-valves, turbochargers or superchargers, operating under the most severe conditions. Urania Urban PF 0W-30 replaces Urania 5000 LCV CP 0W-30 and 5000 LCV FR 0W-30. Exceptional thermal and oxidation stability extends engine life, it delivers superior fuel economy for the entire service interval, outstanding anti-wear protection in start-stop conditions, enhanced protection for after-treatment exhaust systems, effective soot control and improved cold-start lubrication. Urania Urban PF 0W-30 meets ACEA C2, with performance level in line with Ford WSS-M2C950-A and PSA B71 2312.

Applications

  • Mid-SAPS oil, suitable for light commercial vehicles fitted with both gasoline and diesel engines equipped with after-treatment exhaust systems and emission control devices such as diesel particulate filters and catalytic converters, port or direct fuel injection, multi-valves, turbochargers or superchargers, operating under the most severe conditions.
  • PETRONAS Urania Urban PF 0W-30 replaces Urania 5000 LCV CP 0W-30 and Urania 5000 LCV FR 0W-30.

Performance & benefits

  • Helps keep the vehicle running and available for longer, reducing the total cost of ownership.
  • Extends engine life through exceptional thermal and oxidation stability at high temperature, maintaining viscosity stability and preventing the formation of deposits and sludge, even under severe conditions.
  • Offers superior fuel economy for the entire service interval.
  • Provides outstanding protection with high anti-wear properties, protecting the engine in start-stop conditions.
  • Enhances protection of after-treatment exhaust systems.
  • Effectively combats high soot concentration, which is critical to prevent loss of vehicle horsepower.
  • Improves lubrication during start-up thanks to its exceptional low-temperature viscosity.
  • Maintains optimal viscosity and lubrication throughout the service life, preventing unplanned breakdowns.

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