We investigate the liquid-vapour coexistence curve of 2,6,10, 15,19,23-hexamethyltetracosane (squalane) near the critical point with a new Lennard-Jones parameter set and compare our results to existing simulation data as well as to recent experimental vapour pressure data. Comparison of the liquid-vapour coexistence curve to previous simulation data reveals that this new force field, which includes tail corrections to the truncation of the non-bonded interactions increases the Liquid density. We determine the critical temperature to 829 K and 825 K (with roughly 1% error) for two different system sizes, 72 and 108 molecules, and the critical density to 0.211 g/cm(3) and 0.228 g/cm(3), respectively. We extrapolate experimental vapour pressure data by use of Antoine＇s law to the temperature range covered by simulation and yield good agreement between simulation and experiment. We note that the vapour pressure in simulation is essentially governed by the ideal vapour pressure.