
Lucas Lucas Oil 10003 Fuel Treatment, Upper Cylinder Lubricant, 32 Oz.
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Lucas Oil Fuel Treatment is a powerful blend of oils and additives formulated to enhance engine performance and efficiency in both gasoline and diesel engines. This formula is designed to increase power and fuel mileage while reducing exhaust emissions through more complete combustion. Whether your vehicle has a carburetor or fuel injection system, Lucas Fuel Treatment works to restore optimal fuel system performance and engine operation.
This fuel additive cleans and lubricates the entire fuel system, including carburetors and injectors, allowing fuel to burn more thoroughly. By reducing wear on fuel system components and promoting cleaner fuel delivery, it helps engines operate at maximum efficiency. Lucas Fuel Treatment also neutralizes the harmful effects of low sulfur diesel fuel and can be used in vehicles requiring leaded fuel, replacing the performance benefits of lead without producing harmful emissions.
Features and Benefits
- No Solvents: Powerful blend of oils and additives contains no solvents.
- Dual-Fuel Compatibility: Works effectively in both gasoline and diesel engines, whether carbureted or fuel injected.
- System Lubrication: Lubricates the entire fuel system to reduce wear, improve performance, and extend engine life.
- Emission Reduction: Promotes more complete combustion to lower exhaust emissions and help pass smog tests.
- Injector and Carburetor Cleaning: High detergent action cleans and lubricates fuel delivery components for improved acceleration and responsiveness.
- Low Sulfur Diesel Compliance: Complies with federal low sulfur content requirements for diesel motor vehicles and non-road, locomotive, and marine diesel equipment engines.
Specifications
- Brand: Lucas Oil Products
- Model: 10003
- Size: 32 oz. (1 qt.)
- Color: Clear yellow
- Formulation: Oil and additive blend with no solvents
- Engine Type: Gasoline and diesel
- Fuel System Type: Carbureted and fuel injected
- Federal Compliance: Low sulfur content requirements for diesel engines