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Mystik Heavy Duty Engine Oil Exceeds Emission Standards

New Mystik JT-8 Emissions Management Technology (EMT) engine oil is specifically formulated to exceed the American Petroleum Institute’s CJ-4 requirement for today’s high-performance diesel engines.

by Staff
February 5, 2007
Mystik Heavy Duty Engine Oil Exceeds Emission Standards

 

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New Mystik JT-8 Emissions Management Technology (EMT) engine oil is specifically formulated to exceed the American Petroleum Institute’s CJ-4 requirement for today’s high-performance diesel engines.

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Available in SAE 15W-40, Mystik JT-8 EMT is the newest generation of heavy-duty engine oils from the Mystik line of lubricants.
A synthetic blend that stands up to a wider range of operating temperatures than conventional oils, Mystik JT-8 EMT delivers prolonged life for exhaust aftertreatment particulate filters in all 2007 and pre-2007 engines. Aftertreatment systems will require ultra low sulfur fuel and oils such as Mystik JT-8 EMT to meet the new emission standards.
Intended for use in heavy-duty service in commercial trucks, agricultural equipment, construction equipment, stationary engines and other diesel-fueled engine applications, other features of Mystik JT-8 EMT heavy-duty engine oil include:
• Additives to dramatically reduce engine wear.
• Superior oxidation resistance and thermal protection at extreme temperatures.
• Outstanding soot control.
• Meets manufacturers’ latest warranty requirements.
• Available in gallon containers and drums.
Mystik lubricants are manufactured by CITGO Petroleum Corp. CITGO, based in Houston, is a refiner, transporter and marketer of transportation fuels, lubricants, petrochemicals, refined waxes, asphalt and other industrial products. The company is owned by PDV America Inc., an indirect wholly owned subsidiary of Petroleos de Venezuela, S.A., the national oil company of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.
For more information, visit www.citgo.com.

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