ACEA 2016: CEC L-111 Engine Cleanliness Test

Feb 8, 2017

Topics: Passenger Cars, Specifications

The EP6 L-111 Engine Cleanliness test is a critical part of ACEA’s 2016 specification upgrade. Testing lubricants in a demanding modern gasoline, turbocharged, direct injection test cycle can ensure lubricant performance will meet the requirements of the existing and future vehicle parc.

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