Vintage Millerol 40 engine oil

Description

Millers Vintage Millerol M40 monograde oil without detergents for vintage vehicles.   It is specifically engineered for vintage cars with a strainer or basic filtration systems. It is formulated with ZDDP (zinc/phosphorus).

Millers Vintage Millerol 40 engine oil without detergents

This monograde (SAE 40) engine oil is a non-detergent, mineral oil for vintage engines. Highly refined solvent neutral base oils with additive treatment to provide only oxidation and wear resistance.

APPLICATION

Use in vintage vehicles when a non-detergent/dispersant engine oil is called for. Can be used in gearbox applications where a GL1 oil is specified.

USER BENEFITS:

• Ideal for older design engines typical of the pre 1930s and gearboxes of the same period.
• Suitable for engines of newly acquired classic cars when the engine sludge condition is in doubt.
• This product provides anti scuff capability and a resistance to oil oxidation and bearing corrosion.

PERFORMANCE PROFILE:

API: SB

TYPICAL CHARACTERISTICS:

SAE Viscosity Grade … 40
Specific Gravity @ 15°C … 0.891
Kinematic Viscosity @ 100°C … 14cSt
Kinematic Viscosity @ 40°C … 141cSt
Viscosity Index … 96
Pour Point °C … -18
Flashpoint °C … >200

PRODUCT SIZES

Millers Vintage Millerol 40 monograde oil without detergents is supplied in the following sizes:  1L, 5L, 20L, 60L, 199L.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

For further information on Millers Vintage Millerol 40 engine oil, and on other products for classic cars, please refer to the FAQs Classic page and our full range of Classic Engine oils available for purchase from our online shop.

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HEALTH AND SAFETY

Health and Safety Data Sheet 7906 applies to Millers Vintage Millerol 40 engine oil without detergents. When used for the purpose recommended and with due regard to the appropriate Health and Safety Data, the product should cause no concern. If in doubt, consult with Millers Oils Technical Department.