New Havoline Deposit Shield Product Data Sheet

[Blue99]

Havoline product data sheet, with a fresh, off-the-press date of 12-28-06.

Newsworthy is the new 9.7 cSt @ 100C viscosities for both 5W-30 & 10W-30.

I have trouble linking to the Chevron/Havoline product data sheet finder - try this Link & click on any of the Deposit Shield data sheets towards the bottom.

 

[Bryanccfshr]

That is exciting! Let's try this link Click deposit shield

 

[buster]

Thanks for posting this. I was wrong and it looks like they were completely reformulated.

5w-20 is 8.0 cSt @ 100C I like that. Would definitely make the engine rev nicely. Pour points are only -35F for the 5w-20.

The Synthetic line PDS have also been updated.

I used this link:

https://www.cbest.chevron.com/msdsServer...;searchScreen=y

 

[Bryanccfshr]

The Java script in the site makes linking directly impossible. The lower viscosity is a good indication of a definate formulation change.

 

[Blue99]

Quoting from the Product Data Sheet:

"All grades are formulated with high quality base stocks,
a shear-stable viscosity index improver,..."

- Is it possible that a Soccer Mom proof VI improver has been developed?

Sure wish Chevron/Havoline would list the HTHS!

 

[Bryanccfshr]

I look forward to the VOA from this. Chevron has done a good job in getting this brand into premium marketing position.

 

[ewetho]

Can't wait for the first VOA

 

[nooil]

Interesting info. Did you notice the lower flash points?

 

[Auto-Union]

VOA is coming.

 

[427Z06]

How's this:

 

[Auto-Union]

I wonder how much 20w-50 they actually sell? I wonder if it's really sufficient to keep it in the product line.

 

[ToyotaNSaturn]

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I wonder how much 20w-50 they actually sell? I wonder if it's really sufficient to keep it in the product line.

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It's probably a better selling product outside the U.S.

 

[gonesurfing]

Flash point is much lower (down from 450F). VI is slighly lower on 5W-30.

 

[Gene K]

Actually the old Data sheet said 450*F and the new says >392*F. ie Im not sure thats the actual temperature. The VI is lower because it is lower viscosity (9.7).

 

[gonesurfing]

Is 392*F some magic number determinded by API or ILSAC? I noticed on other PDS's (Pennzoil comes to mind) that when a numer is given with a ">" is usually means "meets or exceeds requirement".

 

[buster]

Thanks for posting the specs. Mobil's MSDS always showed the Flash Point to be 392F when the PDS said it was 440F. Not sure what that is about.

 

[Vilan]

I'm guessing someone at Havoline hit the eggnog a little early and that the straight 30 doesn't really have TBN 78...

 

[Gene K]

No, it should be 7.8

 

[Mokanic]

Was anyone able to pull up the specs for the full syn. Depositshield? I had no luck and also havent seen anything but the dino depositshield in AZ.

 

[buster]

https://www.cbest.chevron.com/msdsServer...;searchScreen=y

If you search using the link above, on page 2 they have the new PDS for the Synthetic line.