ACEA Announces 2023 Update to Oil Sequences for Light-Duty Engines

ACEA Announces 2023 Update to Oil Sequences for Light-Duty Engines

Sep 20, 2023

Topics: ACEA

The European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA) announced an update to its Oil Sequences for Light-Duty engines.

Key changes in the 2023 light-duty update, which add on to changes announced in ACEA’s 2021 light-duty update, include: Reintroduction of the OM646LA wear test to legacy categories.
Addition of a new ACEA C7 category.

Download our PDF guide for ACEA Oil Sequences for Light-Duty and Heavy-Duty Vehicles

Please find a detailed overview of the 2023 changes, along with current ACEA light-duty specifications, on our new ACEA 2023 page.

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