Well after using this site for many years I finally signed up today because of some information I could pass on.
I'm in need of an oil change on a 5.7 2500 dodge ram and it states I need the Chrysler MS-6395 spec on it. So after seeing their price of oil for 5qt jug and filter is 22.99, it's hard to beat that. So before I buy two jugs (7 quarts lol), I did some research. At first BITOG was saying this oil WAS NOT ms-6395 spec. So I did a chat with O'Reilly folks which didn't lead no where, but I called a 1800 number I found at http://www.oreillylubetech.com/ and talked with friendly staff at Omni and we got to the bottom of it, or mostly.
I am assuming their site, jugs, and info is a bit out of date as part numbers from Omni matched the multi-grade I reference below. So I would appreciate any comments on my take on this oil. I wish I could do an oil analysis on virgin oil, but I am just not ready to spend that kind of money on personal research.
The links that have the information you want are here:
http://www.oreillylubetech.com/products/motor_oils/pds/dexos1 SAE 5W20.pdf
Which shows a Chrysler MS-6395V rating
supposedly this is the "old spec" which has been posted before
http://www.oreillylubetech.com/products/motor_oils/pds/Synthetic Multigrade SN.pdf
This is where O'Reilly staff and Omni staff are assuming because the part number for both of the above that Omni have belong to just the 5w-20 grade O'Reilly synthetic oil.
Hope you enjoy the topic as I know it's hard to find cheap oil that is decent
I'm in need of an oil change on a 5.7 2500 dodge ram and it states I need the Chrysler MS-6395 spec on it. So after seeing their price of oil for 5qt jug and filter is 22.99, it's hard to beat that. So before I buy two jugs (7 quarts lol), I did some research. At first BITOG was saying this oil WAS NOT ms-6395 spec. So I did a chat with O'Reilly folks which didn't lead no where, but I called a 1800 number I found at http://www.oreillylubetech.com/ and talked with friendly staff at Omni and we got to the bottom of it, or mostly.
I am assuming their site, jugs, and info is a bit out of date as part numbers from Omni matched the multi-grade I reference below. So I would appreciate any comments on my take on this oil. I wish I could do an oil analysis on virgin oil, but I am just not ready to spend that kind of money on personal research.
The links that have the information you want are here:
http://www.oreillylubetech.com/products/motor_oils/pds/dexos1 SAE 5W20.pdf
Which shows a Chrysler MS-6395V rating
supposedly this is the "old spec" which has been posted before
http://www.oreillylubetech.com/products/motor_oils/pds/Synthetic Multigrade SN.pdf
This is where O'Reilly staff and Omni staff are assuming because the part number for both of the above that Omni have belong to just the 5w-20 grade O'Reilly synthetic oil.
Hope you enjoy the topic as I know it's hard to find cheap oil that is decent