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DA6260 - Classic Xl20w 50 Engine Oil 1 Gallon

Original price - Original price €70,30
Original price
€70,30
€70,30 - €70,30
Current price €70,30
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Brand Castrol
Classic Xl20w 50 Engine Oil 1 Gallon
Alternative Codes
DA6260GA6260

In stock 1 unit
1 · Gouda 0 · Drachten
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  • Netherlands / Belgium / Germany: 2–4 working days.
  • Other EU countries + UK: 4–8 working days.
  • Outside EU/UK: delivery times vary — contact us for an estimate.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Castrol Classic XL 20W-50 used for?
Castrol Classic XL 20W-50 is a mineral engine oil for older petrol and diesel engines. The 20W-50 grade suits classic Land Rovers such as Series and early Defender models that call for a thicker multigrade oil.
What size is this container?
This is a 1 gallon container of Castrol Classic XL 20W-50 (a UK gallon is roughly 4.5 litres). Check your engine's oil capacity to work out how many you need for a full change plus filter.
Is 20W-50 the right grade for my Land Rover?
20W-50 is typically specified for classic and older Land Rover engines rather than modern ones. Newer engines usually need a thinner synthetic grade. Check the handbook or oil cap before topping up so you match the maker's spec.
Can this oil be used in both petrol and diesel classic engines?
Yes, Castrol Classic XL 20W-50 is typically suitable for older petrol and naturally aspirated diesel engines. It's aimed at classic vehicles, so it suits the earlier Land Rover engines rather than modern turbo diesels.