Semi-Synthetic Assembly Lube

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Semi-Synthetic Assembly Lube

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Lucas High Performance Assembly Lube is designed for mechanics and technicians to pre lube bearings, cams, lifters and valve train. The Semi-Synthetic formula contains ZINC, MOLY and other high pressure additives which offer maximum protection during engine break-in. Super slick and easy to use, Lucas High Performance Assembly Lube will eliminate dry starts and prevent seizing galling and scuffing.

Key Benefits

  • Eliminates Dry Starts
  • Perfect For Engine Building
  • Use To Pre Lube Bearings, Cams, Lifters and Valve Train
  • Prevents Seizing Galling and Scuffing
  • Compatible With All Oils
  • Super Slick and Tacky
  • Prevents Breakdown During Long Term Storage
  • Contains ZINC, MOLY and Other High Pressure Additives
  • Easy To Use

Packaging

  • #10152 - 118ml (Case of 12)
  • #10153 - 236ml (Case of 12)

Documentation

Technical Data Sheet Technical Data Sheet
Safety Data Sheet Safety Data Sheet

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Bob Ansley uses Lucas Heavy Duty Oil Stabilizer for 1993 Ford Van

Dale-

I contacted you sometime after Thanksgiving in 2002 after I had put Lucas Oil Stabilizer in my 1993 Ford Van (5.8L engine) and it quieted diwn its many knocks and rattles.

I had promised to let you know how things turned out with that motor. At that time that motor had 191,500 miles on it. It rattled and knocked so bad I was seriuosly motor shopping and discussing my rebuild options with my mechanic. I do not trade-in or sell decent vehicles; I wear them to a nub in my business.

That was 12,500 miles ago, now it;s at 204,000 and running really strong. The rattles and knocks have continously quieted down over the past eight months. The only knocks that I hear are at cold startup or after an oil change. The only rattle is a wrist pin rattle when the motor reaches a cruising equilibrium point - about 60 in drive and about 70 in overdrive. It does not rattle when coasting or pulling. The oil loss-leakage has gone from a minimum quart per 1000 miles to about a quart per 2500-3000.

I took a trip from here at the coast to Greensboro NC last week. I got 462 miles on one tank of gas, 27.3 gallons, 16.9 mpg. This thing has NEVER gotten that kind of gas mileage. It was phenomenal mileage for that thing, being a well used 3/4 ton full size fan.

I have been using various brands of 10W40 oil, having found that 20W50 is not as good on that motor. I've kept the oil changed every 2500-3000 miles. I'm sild on Lucas. Nothing around here ever runs without it now, not even the lawnmowers.

Bob




Shallotte, NC

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