Performance, Features & Benefits

·   Maintenance saving

Shell Rimula R6 LM meets the long oil drain requirements of Mercedes-Benz, MAN and others, from the latest Euro 6 to older generation engines, to allow operators to optimize maintenance schedules and control maintenance costs.

·   Emissions system compatibility

Advanced low-ash formulation helps control blocking of or poisoning of exhaust after-treatment devices, helping maintain vehicle emission compliance and engine fuel efficiency.

·   Low wear, low deposits

Unique additive technology delivers high levels of piston cleanliness essential for long engine life and wear protection.

·   Fuel economy

Shell Rimula R6 LM can save money in fuel consumption compared to high viscosity grades.

Main Applications

·  On-highway heavy duty applications

Particularly suited for a wide range of trucking and transportation applications in modern low-emission vehicles from Mercedes-Benz, MAN, Volvo and others. Especially suitable for fleets with mixed Euro 2,3,4, 5 and 6 engine types.

·  Low emission engine use

Shell Rimula R6 LM meets the latest requirements of most OEMs for Euro 4, 5, 6 engines and exceeds the performance requirements of industry specifications such as ACEA E9 and API CK-4.

·  CNG engine oil performance

Shell Rimula R6 LM is approved for use in buses and trucks fitted with engines designed to run on 100% CNG such as those from Mercedes-Benz and MAN.

• Shell Rimula R6 LM is suitable for use with biodiesel per the OEM recommended oil drain intervals.

Specifications, Approvals & Recommendations

•  ACEA E6, E9, E7
•  API CK-4, CJ-4
•  Caterpillar ECF-3, ECF-2
•  Cummins CES 20086, 20081
•  DAF Meets ACEA E6
•  Deutz DQC IV-10 LA
•  Detroit Fluids Specification 93K222, 93K218
•  JASO DH-2
•  Mack EO-S 4.5, EO-O Premium Plus
•  MAN M 3477, M 3271-1
•  MB-Approval 228.51
•  MTU Category 3.1
•  Renault Trucks RLD-4, RLD-3
•  Volvo VDS-4.5, VDS-4
•  Iveco NG2 – Meets the requirements
•  For a full listing of equipment approvals and recommendations, please consult your local Shell Technical   Helpdesk.