MORRIS 10w40 Fully Synthetic Heavy Duty Engine Oil - ACEA E6/E9, Volvo VDS-4.5, 3x5L
Versimax HD9 10W-40 is a top-tier, heavy-duty diesel-specific engine oil designed to meet the chem...Versimax HD9 10W-40 is a top-tier, heavy-duty diesel-specific engine oil designed to meet the chemical limits necessary to maintain the efficiency of exhaust aftertreatment devices, particularly DPFs (diesel particulate filters) and SCR/EGR NOx reduction systems. Its formulation offers high rationalization potential for mixed fleets with diverse manufacturers, models, and engine technologies. The low SAPS (Sulphated Ash, Phosphorus, and Sulphur) additive technology, combined with synthetic base fluids, ensures excellent component protection and cleanliness even under severe operating conditions with extended drain intervals. This oil is recommended for diesel engines meeting Euro IV, V, and VI emission requirements, and can be used with low sulfur diesel fuel (max 50ppm) when required by the manufacturer. It meets specifications such as ACEA E6 for DAF Euro 6 compliant engines, ACEA E7/E8/E11, API CK-4/SN, and CAT ECF-3, among others. Approved by Cummins CES 20086, Deutz DQC IV-18 LA, Daimler Truck DTFR 15C110, Mack EO-S 4.5, and Renault Truck RLD-3, it also carries Volvo VDS-4.7 approval.
This Morris Lubricants Versimax HD9 10W-40 is a top-tier, fully synthetic, heavy-duty engine oil designed for modern diesel engines, particularly those equipped with exhaust aftertreatment systems like Diesel Particulate Filters (DPFs) and Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR). It offers excellent component protection and engine cleanliness, enabling extended drain intervals and rationalizing fleets with mixed manufacturers. A key benefit is its Low SAPS formulation, crucial for maintaining DPF efficiency, though users should verify specific OEM recommendations for their particular engine model.
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Model Part Number
VERSIMAXHD910W-40
Brand
Morris Lubricants
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FAQs
What is the main benefit of the Low SAPS formulation?
The Low SAPS (Sulphated Ash, Phosphorus, and Sulphur) formulation is crucial for protecting modern diesel engines equipped with exhaust aftertreatment devices like Diesel Particulate Filters (DPFs) and Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) systems. It prevents these sensitive components from becoming clogged or damaged by harmful ash deposits.
Can I use this oil in my gasoline engine?
No, this oil is specifically formulated for heavy-duty diesel engines and is not suitable for gasoline engines. Using it in a gasoline engine can lead to poor performance and potential engine damage.
What does 'rationalization potential for mixed fleets' mean?
It means this single oil is designed to meet the specifications of many different diesel engine manufacturers and models. This allows fleet operators to use one type of engine oil across their diverse fleet, simplifying purchasing, inventory management, and maintenance procedures.
How does this oil handle extended drain intervals?
The fully synthetic base fluids and advanced additive package provide superior thermal stability, oxidation resistance, and wear protection. This allows the oil to maintain its lubricating properties for longer periods, enabling extended drain intervals as recommended by your vehicle manufacturer.
Is this oil compatible with low sulfur diesel fuel?
Yes, this oil is designed to be used with low sulfur diesel fuel, specifically fuel containing up to 50ppm sulfur, as required by many modern engine manufacturers.
What is the difference between ACEA E6 and ACEA E7/E9?
ACEA E6 is specifically designed for engines with particulate filters requiring low SAPS lubricants. ACEA E7/E9 are generally for engines with or without particulate filters, with E9 being the low SAPS equivalent of E7. This oil meets E6 and also E7/E11 and E9 specifications, indicating broad compatibility.
Where can I find the specific oil recommendation for my truck?
Always refer to your vehicle's owner's manual or the manufacturer's official service documentation. It will list the required API, ACEA, or OEM-specific specifications for your engine.
Troubleshooting
Engine oil level seems high after refill
Ensure the vehicle is on a level surface and wait at least 10-15 minutes after refilling for the oil to settle. Re-check the dipstick and drain any excess if necessary.
Engine performance has decreased
While unlikely to be caused by this oil if correctly filled, verify the oil level is correct. Check for other potential issues like clogged air filters or fuel system problems. Consult a qualified mechanic.
Oil consumption appears higher than expected
Monitor oil consumption closely. If consumption is excessive and outside manufacturer specifications, this could indicate an engine issue rather than an oil problem. Consult your vehicle's service manual or a mechanic.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Protects modern exhaust aftertreatment systems (DPF, SCR)
Suitable for extended oil drain intervals
Reduces wear and keeps engines cleaner
Simplifies inventory for mixed fleets
Excellent performance in severe operating conditions
Fully synthetic formulation offers superior protection
Cons
Requires verification against specific OEM specifications
May be overkill for older diesel engines not equipped with aftertreatment devices
Not suitable for gasoline engines
Low SAPS formulation might not be optimal for all engine types not requiring it
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
This oil requires no special setup beyond standard engine oil filling procedures. Always ensure the engine is cool before draining old oil and filling with new.
Compatibility:
Engine Types: Primarily designed for modern heavy-duty diesel engines meeting Euro IV, V, and VI emission standards.
Specifications Met: ACEA E6, ACEA E7/E8/E11, API CK-4/SN, CAT ECF-3.
Approvals: Cummins CES 20086, Deutz DQC IV-18 LA, Daimler Truck DTFR 15C110, Mack EO-S 4.5, Renault Truck RLD-3, Volvo VDS-4.5.
Fuel: Compatible with low sulfur diesel fuel (max 50ppm) as required by the manufacturer.
Important: Always consult your vehicle manufacturer's owner's manual to confirm the correct oil specification and viscosity for your specific engine. This oil may not be suitable for older engines or gasoline engines.
Care:
Store in a clean, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Keep containers tightly sealed when not in use.
Dispose of used oil responsibly through an authorized recycling center.