ACEA classification
The European ACEA classification: its history, members and what the codes mean.
- ACEA - 2004 The ACEA engine oil classification is the European counterpart to the American API classification . The latest revision of the ACEA engine oil classification…
- Decoding ACEA In the latest ACEA revision (2004), automotive oils are split into three categories: A/B — engine oils for petrol and diesel engines. This category absorbed…
- The history of ACEA It's well known that Europe and the USA have always been the unquestioned leaders of the automobile market by volume. That's always been the case. And at every…
- CCMC Classification In fact, the CCMC oil-quality classification was originally conceived as an adaptation of the API quality classes for the European market , and so at first all…
- ACEA members Today, ACEA's members include the following car manufacturers: Daimler-Chrysler — Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Volkswagen-Audi, Porsche, Volvo, Rolls-Royce, Rover…