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Engine oils
5th October 1973, Page 102
5th October 1973
Page 102
Page 102, 5th October 1973
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SP has introduced an improved range of Vanellus diesel-engine lubricating oils, which, it is claimed, are suitable for mixedfleet operations. They will replace the existing BP Vanellus and BP Vanellus S3 from Oct 2.
Vanellus M oils are suitable for high-performance naturallyaspirated diesel engines and some turbocharged models as well as petrol engines. They are available in SAE 10W, 20W 30 and 40 viscosities, and as an SAE 20W/50 multigrade.
Vanellus C3 oils are suitable for high-performance turbocharged diesel engines, in addition to naturally-aspirated diesel and petrol engines. They are available in SAE 10W, 20W, 30 and 50 viscosities.
Made by: The British Petroleum Co Ltd, Britannic House, Moor Lane, London, EC2.