UGP-Generac Combo 6482 Maintenance Kit for 8 kW, 410cc Generators with 10W-30 Oil

Description

Maintain your compatible 8 kW home standby generator with the UGP-Generac Combo 6482 Maintenance Kit. Designed for select air-cooled generators equipped with 410cc engines, this mixed-component kit combines a UGP air filter and engine oil with a genuine Generac oil filter, spark plugs, and useful service accessories.

Regular oil changes and timely replacement of the air filter, oil filter, and spark plugs help support clean airflow, effective lubrication, dependable starting, and consistent generator operation.

Kit Includes:

• 2 quarts of UGP 10W-30 engine oil
• 1 UGP replacement air filter
• 1 genuine Generac oil filter
• 2 spark plugs
• 1 oil funnel
• 1 blue service cloth

Product Features:

• Mixed-component UGP and Generac maintenance kit
• Designed for select 8 kW air-cooled standby generators
• Compatible with specified 410cc engines
• UGP 10W-30 oil helps lubricate and protect internal engine components
• Air filter helps prevent dirt and debris from entering the engine
• Genuine Generac oil filter helps remove contaminants from the lubrication system
• Spark plugs support dependable ignition and starting
• Conveniently packages common service components together

Product Information:

• Kit brand: UGP-Generac Combo
• Kit number: 6482
• Application: Select air-cooled home standby generators
• Generator output: 8 kW
• Engine application: Select 410cc engines
• Oil type: UGP 10W-30
• Oil quantity: 2 quarts
• Product type: Mixed-component maintenance kit

Maintenance is generally recommended every 200 operating hours or two years, whichever occurs first, but intervals can vary by generator model and operating environment. More frequent service may be required in dusty conditions.

Verify compatibility using your generator’s model number, serial number, engine specification, and owner’s manual before ordering. Check the specified oil capacity and add oil gradually while monitoring the dipstick. Disable automatic starting, disconnect the battery as directed, and allow the engine to cool before servicing.