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SHELL HELIX HX7 G 10W-40

Gasoline engine oil · Semi-synthetic

API SNChange every 7,000 kmGasoline

Semi-synthetic engine oil for gasoline engines, API SN, ACEA A3/B4. Oil change labor included in store.

฿270/ 1 L

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Shell Helix HX7 10W-40 is a semi-synthetic (synthetic technology) oil for gasoline engines and cars running on NGV or LPG, rated API SN and ACEA A3/B4. The maker says it has special cleaning agents to protect gas-fueled engines.

What the maker says

Made for gas-fueled enginesThe maker says special cleaning agents protect engines running on CNG/LPG, including bi-fuel cars that switch between gas and gasoline.

Soot and deposit controlThe maker says it helps prevent soot and sludge buildup inside the engine for full performance.

Heat resistantThe maker says the oil performs well even at high temperatures.

Best for

Gasoline cars and NGV/CNG or LPG conversions whose owner's manual calls for 10W-40.

Specifications

Viscosity	SAE 10W-40
Oil type	Semi-synthetic
Standards	API SN, ACEA A3/B4
Engine	Gasoline
Change interval (our guideline)	7,000 km or 6 months, whichever comes first
Pack sizes	1 L · 4 L

HELIX HX7 G 10W-40 FAQ

Can I use Shell Helix HX7 10W-40 in a car with an LPG or NGV kit?

Yes. The maker says it works in both gasoline engines and engines running on NGV/CNG or LPG, including bi-fuel cars.

Can I use it in a gasoline-only car?

Yes. The maker says it also suits gasoline engines. Check that your owner's manual calls for 10W-40.

How often should I change Shell Helix HX7 10W-40?

We recommend every 7,000 km or 6 months, whichever comes first. If your owner's manual calls for a shorter interval, follow the manual.

What is API SN?

API SN is the API gasoline engine oil spec introduced in 2010, focused on high-temperature deposit and sludge control. It replaces API SM and older specs. If your manual calls for API SP or newer, choose an oil with that rating.