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Any oil company will have this data on their products. try the web.
Hey! I've been searching for the same answer; I found this is not normally available/determined, but there is a range between approximately 500 and 800°F for this property.
I recommend you to use 500°F as the auto-ignition point, in order to be conservative.
Another solution is asking for directly to the lube oil provider.
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