Lucas Oil Motor Oil High Zinc Break-In 30W Conventional 4.73 Litres 10631

Lucas Oil Motor Oil High Zinc Break-In 30W Conventional 4.73 Litres

Lucas Oil Motor Oil High Zinc Break-In 30W is specially formulated for the initial start-up of new engines, ensuring optimal performance and longevity. Designed for both DIY enthusiasts and professional mechanics, this high-quality conventional oil helps seal engine rings quickly, which is crucial for maintaining engine health. Compatible with various fuels including ethanol, methanol, and high-octane race gas, it's a reliable choice for a range of applications.

Key features

• High zinc content for superior wear protection during break-in.
• Formulated to enhance ring seating for improved engine performance.
• Compatible with a variety of fuels, including ethanol and methanol.
• Ideal for new engines, racing applications, and rebuilds.
• Conventional formula provides excellent lubrication and engine cleanliness.

Technical details

• Volume: 4.73 litres.
• Viscosity: 30W, suitable for a range of temperatures.
• Conventional motor oil, ideal for break-in periods.
• High zinc formula enhances protection against wear.

Applications / fitment

This motor oil is typically used during the break-in period of new engines or after a rebuild, ensuring optimal performance from the outset.

• New passenger vehicles.
• Performance and racing engines.
• Rebuilt engines in classic cars.
• Heavy-duty applications requiring high wear protection.

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Frequently asked questions

What is break-in oil and why is it important?

Break-in oil is specially formulated to provide optimal protection during the initial start-up of a new engine, helping components wear in properly for longevity.

Can I use this oil in older engines?

While designed for new engines, it can also be used in older engines during rebuilds, but ensure compatibility with existing oil types.

How often should I change break-in oil?

It is recommended to change break-in oil after the first 500 to 1,000 kilometres to ensure all metal particles are removed.

Is this oil compatible with synthetic oils?

This conventional oil is not recommended for mixing with synthetic oils as they have different properties and formulations.

What temperature range is this oil suitable for?

The 30W viscosity rating makes it suitable for a wide range of temperatures, typically between 0°C to 30°C.