A 3.785L bottle of synthetic 2-cycle engine oil, exclusively manufactured to cater to the specific requirements of Mercury and Mariner OptiMax and Direct Fuel Injected (DFI) 2-cycle outboard engines. It offers unparalleled protection, even under the most extreme operational conditions.
This oil excels above others due to its meticulously adjusted base stock blend, combined with a synthetic additive package, effectively reducing carbon build up to ensure peak engine top end speed and acceleration. It also provides superior lubrication to enhance resistance against piston scuffing and can be seamlessly mixed with conventional 2 cycle engine oils.
Moreover, it offers warranty protection for Mercury and Mariner OptiMax and DFI outboards.
This oil excels above others due to its meticulously adjusted base stock blend, combined with a synthetic additive package, effectively reducing carbon build up to ensure peak engine top end speed and acceleration. It also provides superior lubrication to enhance resistance against piston scuffing and can be seamlessly mixed with conventional 2 cycle engine oils.
Moreover, it offers warranty protection for Mercury and Mariner OptiMax and DFI outboards.
- Provides warranty protection for Mercury and Mariner OptiMax and DFI outboards
- Minimises carbon build up
- Superior lubrication
- Will mix with typical 2-cycle engine oils
- 3.785L bottle
Delivery estimate 1-4 business days
$5.99 standard freight rate for non-rural, shoe box sized deliveries. Additional charges apply for rural delivery, island delivery, dangerous goods and large packages.
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Product Questions
Is Valvoline 2 Stroke Oil at $49.99 ok to use in a Mercury 150 EFI 2012 motor? Its a lot cheaper so are Mercury charging for their name or is it a better product ?
Question by: Alister on 20/12/2023, 9:22 pm
Many outboard manufacturers sell their own brand of oil as a revenue source... The Valvoline oil is designed to meet the requirements of NMMA FC-W specifications required by many outboard manufacturers and in most cases is a good alternative.
Answer by: Website Customer Service (JGW) (Admin) on 21/12/2023, 10:11 am
