Pennzoil
Pennzoil Ultra Platinum 5W-30 Synthetic Blend Engine Oil 1 qt 550040865
Synthetic blend 5W-30 engine oil reduces frictional wear in gasoline engines and meets ACEA A1/B1/A5/B5 standards
- Reduces frictional wear for longer engine life
- Synthetic blend formulation meets ACEA A1/B1/A5/B5 standards
- 5W-30 viscosity grade protects across wide temperatures
- Flash point 435 °F indicates high thermal stability
- Pour point -60 °F ensures cold-start flow
Engine Oil for Gasoline Engines
Pennzoil Ultra Platinum 5W-30 is a synthetic blend engine oil designed for gasoline engines. The one quart bottle meets ACEA A1/B1/A5/B5 standards. It is formulated to reduce frictional wear during operation.
Cold-Flow and High-Temperature Protection
The oil has a pour point of -60 degrees F for cold starts and a flash point of 435 degrees F. Its specific gravity measures 0.88 at 60 degrees F. Viscosity at 40 degrees C is 47 cSt.
Consistent Viscosity Under Stress
The 5W-30 grade maintains stable viscosity during extended high-temperature running. Synthetic blend construction resists breakdown better than conventional oils. This protects engine components throughout longer drain intervals.
Highlights
- Reduces frictional wear for longer engine life
- Synthetic blend formulation meets ACEA A1/B1/A5/B5 standards
- 5W-30 viscosity grade protects across wide temperatures
- Flash point 435 °F indicates high thermal stability
- Pour point -60 °F ensures cold-start flow
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install Pennzoil Ultra Platinum 5W-30 in my gasoline engine, and what step is often missed?
Drain the old oil, replace the drain plug and filter, then pour the 1 qt bottle through the filler neck; the step often missed is verifying the dipstick reads within the cross-hatch after the engine runs briefly.
What maintenance will this synthetic blend require later?
Follow the vehicle manufacturer's oil-change interval; the fluid itself needs no separate maintenance, but the filter should be swapped at each service.
What limit appears first under sustained high-temperature use?
The oil's viscosity at 40 °C is 47 cSt and its flash point is 435 °F; extended heat can shear the fluid below grade before the flash point is ever reached.
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