The only way would be the trace amounts that get by the rings and it would boil off at 150*F anyway. The E85 factory engines don't have special bearing to my knowledge. I would not worry. The lead in the oil is so small unless your engine is going south its hardly a factor. My comment about lead in the oil was it is treated by EPA as a hazmat because of the "heavy metals" in used oils. I have to sign for every barrel of used oil that the recycler picks up and it comes with tracking papers etc. One would think I was handling extreme hazardous material.

But there is no direct contact with lead in the fuel system, otherwise E10 would be a problem.

 

Funny thing is, they OIL the roads, parking lots, etc

 

My neighbor (gravel road) when I was a kid used to have her road section oiled with used motor oil.... but they stopped because you aren't allowed to do it anymore. Because of the contamination concerns.

 

May I suggest you use this 'green' oil instead-
Back in stores now!

 

Mobil 1 is one of the best and tests as one of the best synthetic oils available.

 

Is Mobil 1 0w-20 synethic oil sold in 5 quart containers or just 1 quart size?



Thank GPSman1 for the photo.