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Reducing Your PMS Consumption

Here are some more tips to help you get the best value for your expensive PMS. Every drop matters.

1. Always use the recommended oil for your engine. A much thicker oil increases the work your engine does. Check your owner's manual or oil cap and make considerations for age and use. Speak to us today, we'll help you.



An engine oil cover showing the recommended oil viscosity



A 5L Mannol Engine Oil


2. Clean/Change your air filters. It is a 5-minute job. A clogged air filter can increase fuel consumption by up to 10%. Do you remember trying to breathe through a mask during COVID? Now imagine your mask was clogged. Not fun right? Your engine feels the same way.

An engine air filter

3. Leave your thermostat alone. If it goes bad, replace it. Removing the thermostat makes the engine run cold. A cold engine will keep dumping fuel trying to get warm. That's how your ECU/brainbox is designed. Do not tamper with the fan connections as well.




4. Change your timing belts and serpentine belts. Worn out accessories can make your engine operate inefficiently e.g., the engine may run at a higher RPM to provide adequate power to the accessories (headlights, AC) if the serpentine belt is slipping.

Always follow the vehicle manufacturer's recommended operating procedures and maintenance schedule in your owner's manual.


The MANNOL range are high quality European Spec products made in Germany.  Our engine oils will give your engine the best protection while operating efficiently.

We also got other great car care products. Speak to us today, we'll find the right product for you.

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