Lucas Oil shenanigans
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Lucas Oil shenanigans
I got some locus 20w50 synthetic oil from amazon- read the reviews...people talking about putting it in their bikes...and put a quart in the motor. Then i noticed it didnt say motorcycle on it. I went online and checked part numbers and yep they are different. One is car oil(10054) and the other (which i dont have) is motorcycle oil (100702). Is there that much difference...lol. gues i got 5 cases of synthetic 20w50 car oil if anyone needs some and my bike is gonna be down for awhile. Amazon got me- guess its gonna be a few weeks before i get my bike runnin and i got 5 qts of oil to get rid of...
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Should be fine for the crankcase. I imagine the big difference between moto spec oil and the car spec stuff would be a big deal if the clutch in our bikes shared the same oil. Seeing as the primary and motor have individual sumps per se, you should be fine to use the oil you bought in the motor.
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Should be fine for the crankcase. I imagine the big difference between moto spec oil and the car spec stuff would be a big deal if the clutch in our bikes shared the same oil. Seeing as the primary and motor have individual sumps per se, you should be fine to use the oil you bought in the motor.
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You can usually send back stuff you bought on Amazon that you don't need. If there is nothing wrong with it they will want you to pay return shipping, however if there is a local Amazon drop off location (there is one here in Akron, but I don't know how common they are in other places) you can typically send stuff back for free.
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Yup I run Valvoline VR1 Racing oil 20-50) in my motor, have for years, good stuff. Keep it and use it. Before I'd give it away I'd have the two analysed to see if there's any diff, betcha a beer the only diff is the bottle.
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