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Motul 1L Synthetic Engine Oil 8100 10W60 X-Power - ACEA A3/B4

SKU: MOT106142
Barcode: 3374650005980

$226.68

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Motul 1L Synthetic Engine Oil 8100 10W60 X-Power - ACEA A3/B4

$226.68

$226.68

Tech Specs

Brand
Motul
SKU
MOT106142
Manufacturer part number
106142
Category
Oils & Oil Filters › Motor Oils
Shipping weight
26.4 lb
Availability
Stocked
EPA
N/A

100% Synthetic and high performance Engine lubricant. This lubricant is specially designed for high performance cars fitted with gasoline engines requiring ACEA A3 / B4 and API SN / CF standards. This engine oil is formulated with synthetic base stock providing outstanding detergent and dispersant power, high viscosity increase resistance against deposits and high lubricating properties. This product provides longer lasting protection in lower or higher mileage engines for a longer lifetime of the vehicle. Its extra oil film thickness reduces oil burn off in the combustion chamber and helps preventing oil leaks. The outstanding fluid strength provides high engine protection and stable oil pressure over the drain interval

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