Delo 100
 

Delo 100

Started by Cary and Don, April 23, 2007, 04:34:01 PM

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Cary and Don

We went to restock our oil supply today. A wholesale house informed us that Chevron has discontinued making the 100.  I found some at another location, but what will we be using in the future?  Don and Cary
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JackConrad

I use Shell Rotella 40W.  Jack
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Jerry32

I went to a Detroit dealer and bought detroit's brand of #40 wt oil . Jerry
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Dallas

Here's the website for the API.

http://eolcs.api.org/FindBrandByServiceCategory.asp?ServiceCategory=CF-2

You can pick your favorite oil and then search more to find out if it's what you would like to use.

By the way, Chevron Delo 100 has been rebranded as Texaco Ursa, Since Chevron and Texaco are the same company now.

I guess they don't want to have two competeing brands of the same thing.

I hope this helps

Dallas

Ncbob

FWIW Texaco Ursa has been around almost as long as me.  :D  I used it back in the 60's in Detroit's in boats and then it disappeared.  Found out later that it had been renamed Delo 100.  Now it's back to Ursa again! :o

When will the oil companies stop playing with the voices in my head?  Egads!  They're confused enough already and now Global Warming? ???


HighTechRedneck

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I wonder if this will make it a little easier to find?


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Quote from: NCbob on April 24, 2007, 01:15:29 AM

When will the oil companies stop playing with the voices in my head?  Egads!  They're confused enough already and now Global Warming? ???



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TomC

Just went to www.chevron.com and Delo 100 is definitely listed in 30,40,50 straight weights and they mention the oil to be used in any 2 stroke Detroit engine including the big 149 series.  I think a better way for your oil distributor to be saying it, is they (the oil distributor) is not carrying the Delo 100 anymore.  Chevron would be foolish to stop making the Delo 100 since there are 10's of thousands of 2 stroke Detroits still in commercial use, let alone our spector of use in our bus conversions.  Good Luck, TomC
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beatsworkin

 I use Phillips super duty 40

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m-werx

Hi this from hq delo 100 will be sold in 55 gal drums only,

HighTechRedneck

Quote from: m-werx on April 24, 2007, 02:24:27 PM
Hi this from hq delo 100 will be sold in 55 gal drums only,

Is that info from Chevron's hq or a distributor?

m-werx


HighTechRedneck

O'Reilly's Auto parts stores now carry Chevron Delo 100 40wt.  To find it near you go to the O'Reilly website here.  In the Product Search box on the left side of the page enter the item number "100-40-1".  It will prompt you for your zipcode, enter it and then it will show the nearest O'Reilly's store that has it in stock.

I also got an email back from Chevron indicating that they are not discontinuing it and they provided a link to a Chevron website page for locating a distributor (probably not that useful for most of us, but I will post it for those who might have use for it):

http://www.chevron.com/products/prodserv/nafl/wheretobuy.shtm


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Rotella is twice the oil delo ever was. I don't care if Standard Oil want my business or not. I don't like their product.
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Dreamscape

Great Link HighTechRedneck, it worked for me. I was surprised to find it in Abilene TX.

Thanks,

Paul

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lesrMC9

went into Crappytire [Canada] the other day and saw 40 wt CF-2 on the shelf in 20 liter pails