Detroit Diesel approves recycled oil

Feb 20, 2013

Safety-Kleen Systems announced that Detroit Diesel has approved its EcoPower Heavy-Duty Diesel 10W-30 CJ-4/SM for use in Detroit Diesel engines. To make EcoPower, Safety-Kleen collects used oil and rerefines it and cleans it, and the finished product, Safety-Kleen says, is cleaner than the original. It’s put through a closed-loop refining process to removed contaminants like fuel, water, sulfur and dirt. Click here to see a video from Safety-Kleen about EcoPower and a million-mile engine test done with the oil.

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