Super Vita 502
SAE 5W40
Super Vita 502 is Kelpen Oil's 100% synthetic SAE 5W40 API SN (VW 502, BMW Longlife, Porsche A40 approvals) lubricant for light gasoline, ethanol, CNG and flex-fuel engines. It ensures adequate engine protection in urban and highway cycles, with the viscosity and classification recommended by the manufacturer.
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Properties
Protection
Anti-wear
Thermal
High stability
Composition
Base
Additives
Inhibitors
Anti-foam
Super Vita 502
SAE 5W40
Super Vita 502 is Kelpen Oil's 100% synthetic SAE 5W40 API SN (VW 502, BMW Longlife, Porsche A40 approvals) lubricant for light gasoline, ethanol, CNG and flex-fuel engines. It ensures adequate engine protection in urban and highway cycles, with the viscosity and classification recommended by the manufacturer.
Available in:
About the product
Technical details and applications
Super Vita 502 by Kelpen Oil is the lubricant for light engines formulated with 100% synthetic base, viscosity SAE 5W40 and classification API SN — VW 502, BMW Longlife, Porsche A40 approvals. It serves Otto-cycle engines running on gasoline, ethanol, CNG and flex-fuel — predominant fuels in the Brazilian passenger car and light utility fleet.
The formulation ensures wear protection in urban cycle (frequent stops and starts) and highway (sustained rotations), soot control in CNG engines, contaminant dispersion and thermal stability suited to the vehicle profile. Select viscosity and API classification per the manufacturer's manual.
Applications
- Gasoline, ethanol, flex passenger vehicles
- Vehicles with CNG kit
- Light utilities and SUVs
- Rental vehicles and light corporate fleet
Advantages
- 100% synthetic base and API SN classification — compatible performance.
- Protection in urban and highway cycle.
- Compatible with flex, ethanol and CNG.
- Nationwide availability from Kelpen Oil.
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