AmsOil in 2004 CrossFire?

Allthough Mobil has one of the best formula's available, just compare the specsheets. If it's really a technical equivalent, it should not matter which brand you choose.

Since the AmsOil Euro 0W-40 oil is on Mercedes' list (saw a TSB a couple of years ago announcing this) you could use this oil instead of Mobil 1 0W-40 assuming your friend's price can beat what you'd pay for Mobil 1. You may want to stay with the OEM filter -- all I know about the CrossFires is that they're based off an MB SLK roadster and MB has these fleece filters that are required.

Regards,
paul...

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Allthough Mobil has one of the best formula's available, just compare the specsheets. If it's really a technical equivalent, it should not matter which brand you choose.

Additonal: lowest specification needed for this engine is MB 229.3
If the AmsOil has this approval, you should be save.

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