Bp Lubricants Usa Inc 151A8E 20W50 Motor Oil 1 Quart

Product Description

The BP Lubricants USA Inc 151A8E is a 20W50 multi-grade motor oil formulated for gasoline engines requiring high-film-strength lubrication across a wide operating temperature range. Sold in a 1-quart unit, this oil is designed to reduce engine wear by maintaining a stable lubricating film under extreme heat and load conditions. It exceeds API Service classifications SL, SJ, and SH, and meets the engine protection requirements of ILSAC GF-3 for API certified gasoline engine oils. This product is suited for use in older and high-mileage gasoline engines where a higher-viscosity oil is specified by the manufacturer or service technician.

This 20W50 oil is commonly used in gasoline-powered engines that operate in high-ambient-temperature environments or in applications where engine tolerances have widened due to wear. It is appropriate for use in passenger vehicles, light trucks, and small equipment with gasoline engines that call for a 20W50 viscosity grade. Service technicians and fleet maintenance professionals working on older vehicle platforms will find this oil suitable where thicker viscosity grades are called out in the service specification. It is packaged in quantities of 6 quarts per case, making it practical for shop or field use.

Key Features

• 20W50 multi-grade viscosity provides protection across a wide temperature range
• Superior oil film strength guards against metal-to-metal wear under high load
• Exceeds API Service SL, SJ, and SH classifications
• Meets ILSAC GF-3 engine protection requirements for API certified gasoline engines
• Packaged in 1-quart units, sold in cases of 6
• Formulated for extreme high-temperature operating conditions

Compatibility

Designed for use in gasoline engines specifying a 20W50 multi-grade motor oil that meets or exceeds API Service SL, SJ, or SH and ILSAC GF-3 certification requirements.

Installation Notes

Oil changes and top-offs should be performed by a qualified technician following the vehicle or equipment manufacturer's service interval recommendations. Always shut down the engine and allow it to cool before draining oil to avoid burns from hot oil or engine surfaces. Dispose of used motor oil in accordance with local environmental regulations. Verify the correct viscosity grade is specified for the engine before adding or replacing oil.