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Lucas Oil Synthetic 15W-40 CJ-4 Oil – 10298

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  • Lucas Oil Synthetic 15W-40 CJ-4 Oil, part number 10298
  • Part of the Lucas Magnum CJ-4 line
  • Suitable for gasoline as well as diesel engines
  • Universal fit, not tied to one vehicle

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Description

Overview

The Lucas Oil Synthetic 15W-40 CJ-4 Oil, part number 10298, is a synthetic 15W-40 oil from the Lucas Magnum CJ-4 line, blended with Lucas additives. It suits gasoline and diesel engines and is intended to protect both new and older engines.

The additives are formulated to help maintain the life of emission control systems. The oil resists oxidation and thermal breakdown and is designed to reduce oil consumption and engine wear. Oil is usually changed because combustion by-products contaminate it rather than because it wears out, and its high detergent action keeps up to twice as much contamination in suspension while maintaining lubrication.

Key features

  • Magnum CJ-4 formulation
  • Lucas additives aimed at emission control system life
  • Resists oxidation and thermal breakdown
  • Suitable for gasoline and diesel engines
  • High detergent action holds contamination in suspension

Choosing the right oil grade

Engine oil grade matters more than brand when it comes to protecting your engine. A 15W-40 viscosity grade flows at cold start and keeps a protective film at operating temperature, so use the grade and service category your engine calls for. Match both the viscosity and the CJ-4 category before buying, and avoid assuming that a heavier oil is automatically safer.

Synthetic oils tend to hold their viscosity over a wider temperature range and resist breakdown under heat, which suits engines that run hot or carry heavy loads. Oil change timing depends on driving conditions, filter quality and how the oil looks on the dipstick, so check condition as well as mileage. Keeping the crankcase at the correct level is part of the same job.

  • Check oil level between changes
  • Replace the filter with each oil change
  • Note dark or gritty oil between service intervals

Specifications

Brand Lucas Oil
Part number 10298
UPC 49807102982
Viscosity grade 15W-40
Type Synthetic
Product line Lucas Magnum CJ-4
Suitable for Gasoline and diesel engines
Fitment type Universal Fit

Vehicle fitment

Lucas marks this synthetic oil universal fit, which fits a fluid rather than one vehicle. Choose the 15W-40 CJ-4 oil that your engine’s owner’s manual specifies.

Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

What’s included

Confirm the container size against how much oil your engine holds before ordering.

SKU: LUC10298 Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 2.08 lbs
Package dimensions 9.10 × 4.40 × 2.10 in
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Questions & Answers

What is Lucas Oil part number 10298?

Part number 10298 is the Lucas Oil Synthetic 15W-40 CJ-4 Oil from the Lucas Magnum CJ-4 line. It suits gasoline as well as diesel engines and resists oxidation and thermal breakdown.

Can I use 10298 in a diesel engine?

Yes. It is suitable for gasoline as well as diesel engines. Because it is universal fit, confirm the 15W-40 CJ-4 requirement in your owner's manual before using it.

Does this oil help emission control systems?

Yes. Its additives are formulated to help maintain the life of emission control systems, which supports regulatory compliance. Confirm the oil grade your emission system requires in your owner's manual before ordering.

How often should this oil be changed?

Change intervals depend on your owner's manual, driving conditions and oil condition. Short trips, towing and heavy stop-and-go traffic can shorten the interval, so check the oil between changes and follow the schedule that fits how you drive.

Can I top off with a different oil?

Topping off is generally acceptable with an oil of the same viscosity and service category, but mixing brands or types can change how additives behave. Check your owner's manual first, and change the oil fully when you switch products.