5-Liter-Kanne
- Package unit
- 5-Liter-Kanne
- Item no.
- 17147
- EAN
- 4032167171473
20W-50 classic car oil for gasoline and diesel engines with robust viscosity, stable warm running, and period-correct characteristics.
20W-50 HD SAE classic car oil is developed for vintage vehicles that require a more robust multigrade oil with period-correct characteristics. Especially for older engine designs, larger clearances, or warm operating conditions, this viscosity grade is often significantly more suitable than modern, very low-viscosity oils.
This product is therefore not intended for modern downsized engines, but for classic and enthusiast vehicles where smooth operation, seal compatibility, and solid temperature reserves are more important than maximum fuel economy.
For suitable vintage and young classic cars, 20W-50 offers a technically sound and practical solution with a traditional character.
Suitable for older gasoline and diesel engines where SAE 20W-50, API SF/CD, or comparable classic specifications are required. Particularly relevant for classic cars, youngtimers, and seasonally used vehicles.
Why is 20W-50 often beneficial for classic cars?
Because older engines are typically designed for higher viscosity oils than modern passenger car engines.
Is 20W-50 only intended for summer use?
Not exclusively, but it is particularly well suited to warmer conditions and seasonally used vehicles.
Can I use classic car oil in modern vehicles?
Generally not. Modern engines usually require very different approvals and much more specialized oil profiles.
| Property | Method | Unit | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Density at 15 °C | ASTM D-7042 | g/ml | 0.89 |
| Kinematic viscosity KV 100 | ASTM D-7042 | mm²/s | 18,9 |
| Kinematic viscosity KV 40 | ASTM D-7042 | mm²/s | 154,8 |
| Viscosity index | ASTM D2270 | - | 139 |
| Flash point | ASTM D-92/DIN EN ISO 2592 | °C | 254 |
| Pour point | ASTM D-97/DIN EN ISO 3016 | °C | -25 |
| CCS | ASTM D-5293 | cP @ °C | 4600 @ -15 |
| Total base number | DIN 51639-1 | mgKOH/g | 8,7 |
All types of containers should preferably be stored under cover. If stored outdoors without protection, containers should be kept lying down to prevent water ingress and preserve label readability. Products should not be stored at temperatures above 60 °C and must be protected from direct sunlight and frost.