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Asked by Dave Smith
Both my sons own older cars. One is a 1981 VC Commodore with the 2850 super motor and the other is a Toyota Camry 1985 (SV11 fully imported model). What is the best solution for these two cars if they do phase out LRP?
Answered by CarsGuide
23 Oct 2003The Commodore will need an upper cylinder lubricant added to the fuel if you run it on ULP. The Toyota should happily run on ULP without any additional lubrication.
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