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> recomended oil to use in 1972 914 1.7 ?, what oil to use?
orange73
post May 21 2009, 04:05 PM
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what oil should I use for a 1972 914 1.7 ?
also how many qts. does it take ,
any suggestions on where I can get touch up for code L21E.
and to get a key copied do I need to get special blank or can I go to a Home Depot and they will have ?

thanks Dan
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post May 22 2009, 10:19 PM
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Zinc = good. It can be found in most racing oils, diesel oils, and some of the higher weight normal oils still (20w50 and 15w50).

I have been running a mix of Mobil 15W50 Synthetic and Mobil 15W40 Delvac (Diesel oil) with good success in my race car. I do this at about a 4:1 ratio, and it seems to work for me. AJRS in Grand Junction suggested it, and i have not had an issue.

The other option is go with a standard good quality oil, and add a BG product called MOA to it. It has the Zinc additive as well as some other beneficial things. I did that for break in, straight 30W with MOA. My 1.7 is now running the mix as well, and no issues, but its only been about a week, and the car isnt quite road worthy yet.
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