Morris 0W30 Fully Synthetic Engine Oil C2 Wss-M2C950 For Jaguar Land Rover 5L - Morris

This oil is formulated for use in the latest Ford diesel engines, and petrol or diesel engines that specify low viscosity lubricants and require the Ford WSS-M2C950-A, ACEA C2, or STJLR.03.5007 performance levels. It is also suitable for vehicles with DPF after-treatment devices (Euro V and VI compliant).

While it might be technically compatible in terms of viscosity, its mid-SAPS formulation is specifically designed for modern engines with DPFs. It's best to consult your vehicle's manual or a qualified mechanic to ensure it's the most appropriate oil for older systems.

SAPS stands for Sulphated Ash, Phosphorus, and Sulphur. Mid-SAPS oils have a reduced content of these elements, which helps to protect emissions control systems like Diesel Particulate Filters (DPFs) from clogging and premature failure.

The 0W-30 low viscosity and advanced synthetic formulation reduce internal engine friction, requiring less energy to move engine parts. This results in less fuel being consumed to achieve the same level of performance.

A low viscosity (like 0W-30) allows the oil to flow more quickly and easily when the engine is cold. This ensures vital engine components are lubricated faster upon startup, reducing wear. It also contributes to better fuel economy.

WSS-M2C950-A is a specific performance standard set by Ford, primarily for their diesel engines requiring this low viscosity oil. ACEA C2 is a European standard for mid-SAPS engine oils designed for use in vehicles with exhaust after-treatment devices, offering good fuel economy. This oil meets both.

The required oil specification is typically found in your vehicle's owner's manual, often in the maintenance or technical specifications section.

Ensure the oil used meets the correct specification (e.g., WSS-M2C950-A) for your vehicle. Using an incorrect oil can affect emissions systems like the DPF.

Verify the oil level is correct. While this oil has low volatility, ensure there are no mechanical issues with the engine (e.g., worn piston rings, valve stem seals) or leaks.

Confirm the oil grade and specification are correct for the engine. Also, check other maintenance items such as air filters and spark plugs, as they can also impact performance.