Then AFE isn't dexos 1 Gen # certifiedThats my point, the AFE isn't explicitly listed
It says it on the bottle though and the back. It's labeled as DexosThen AFE isn't dexos 1 Gen # certified
Gen 2 or 3?It says it on the bottle though and the back. It's labeled as Dexos
The GM website mentioned above shows it as Gen 3. Mobil 1 0W-20. This is AFE, since there is no Mobil 1 0W-20. D340BDCJ015.Gen 2 or 3?
It's possible it's actually not licensed. A website page doesn't carry much weight.... The page for that particular oil might have just been copied from another oil, edited, the Dexos stuff was overlooked (or presumed to be okay), and published.Mobil's website says it's dexos licensed. Does it matter what the license number is?
dexos® licensed products are easy to identify. Simply look for the dexos® icon on the front label and the 11 digit alphanumeric dexos® license number on the back label. Unless an oil package displays these two markings, the engine oil is not an authentic, licensed dexos® product
First change in new TahoeIt's possible it's actually not licensed. A website page doesn't carry much weight.... The page for that particular oil might have just been copied from another oil, edited, the Dexos stuff was overlooked (or presumed to be okay), and published.
If it's not licensed, but the bottles, literature, websites, etc say it is, you can be certain GM would tell them to remove all of those references. GM says
dexos® licensed products are easy to identify. Simply look for the dexos® icon on the front label and the 11 digit alphanumeric dexos® license number on the back label. Unless an oil package displays these two markings, the engine oil is not an authentic, licensed dexos® productIt's possible it's actually not licensed. A website page doesn't carry much weight.... The page for that particular oil might have just been copied from another oil, edited, the Dexos stuff was overlooked (or presumed to be okay), and published.
If it's not licensed, but the bottles, literature, websites, etc say it is, you can be certain GM would tell them to remove all of those references. GM says
Time for a class action lawsuit, lol.dexos® licensed products are easy to identify. Simply look for the dexos® icon on the front label and the 11 digit alphanumeric dexos® license number on the back label. Unless an oil package displays these two markings, the engine oil is not an authentic, licensed dexos® product
This is exactly why I asked the question to Mobil because of what GM says.
ahaha I do have email proofTime for a class action lawsuit, lol.
Because the Dexos standard goes above the basic SP/GF-6 standards.Honest question: According to your signature, you own a Toyota. Why do you care about Dexos ? I don't know, or care, if the oil I buy/use is Dexos or not.
ExactlyBecause the Dexos standard goes above the basic SP/GF-6 standards.
There is 3 Mobil 1 products on the site that say "Mobil 1 OW-20" and that's it.