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What is the difference between an E53 M57 ENGINE E53 M57TU?
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Go to wikipedia tells you everything you need to know, also Google it.
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TU means Technical Update. If you are referring to the engine oil, then best to ask your local dealer. We don't have E53 diesels in the USA.
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You will have diesels in the US within this year...
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Not E53 !
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thnx
Ok tried but was just curious I have the M75N engine and wanted to know apart from size how it differed if it does from the m57?
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As was suggested above, all the differences for the base M57, the Technical Update (TU), and the second Technical Update (TU2) are listed on wikipedia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BMW_M57 As to the oil selection, the difference could be the viscosity (ie 5-30) or the API quality. Likely reasons are the different sulphur levels in the fuel, and improvements in oil made over time. If it is the API label that differs, I would use the most recent oil as they generally supercede the earlier oils.
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thanks fellas
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