Motul CLASSIC 20W-50 | Porsche 356 / 914 / 911 up to 2.7 l | 2 l

Mineral multigrade oil in the 2 litre tin, developed by Motul for classic engines built between 1950 and 1970. Porsche Classic recommends the 20W-50 viscosity for all 356, 914 and 911 models up to 2.7 litres displacement.

Details at a glance

• Mineral multigrade oil SAE 20W-50
• High zinc content (ZDDP over 1,800 ppm) with molybdenum
• Medium detergent content, compatible with elastomer seals
• Suitable for year-round use

Description

According to Motul, the combination of zinc and molybdenum protects critical components such as high-lift cams and flat tappets. The high viscosity at operating temperature (SAE 50) is matched to engines with higher mileage and correspondingly higher oil consumption.

The oil leaves a protective film on the moving engine parts, which is retained even over the winter break, and makes cold starting easier after a long period of standing.

Technical data

• Viscosity: SAE 20W-50
• Base: mineral
• Specification: API SF/CC
• Viscosity at 40 °C: 155.5 mm²/s
• Viscosity at 100 °C: 17.8 mm²/s
• Viscosity index: 126
• Pour point: −33 °C
• Flash point: 236 °C
• Content: 2 litres

Application range according to Motul

• Petrol and diesel engines of classic vehicles built between 1950 and 1970
• Naturally aspirated and turbo engines, with carburettor or fuel injection
• According to Motul not suitable for most petrol engines built after 1988
• Change the oil at least once a year

Doesn't fit? This will help

• For engines built after 1970: CLASSIC 2100 15W-50
• For youngtimers of the seventies to nineties: CLASSIC EIGHTIES 10W-40 or CLASSIC NINETIES 10W-30
• For engines built before 1950: CLASSIC SAE 30

Scope of delivery

• 1 × 2 litre engine oil

Note

The oil specification in your vehicle's owner's manual always takes precedence. We are happy to clarify with you before purchase which viscosity suits your engine.

Classification according to CLP: signal word Warning, H319 Causes serious eye irritation. The full hazard and safety information can be found on the label and in the safety data sheet.

Safety data sheet (PDF)