Where do they sell these no-name oils?

Did they test it to see whats in it?

Sleezy no-name convenience stores, in no-name areas.

"licensed GM DEXRON III additive"


GM stopped licensing Dex-3 a while back so not sure how thats possible either.

I am writing the [email protected] from the bottle to see what they say.

Reading the label on the back give me a good laugh!

Next they'l be telling us not to eat the hot dogs from these same stores.

Supposedly Spirit Oil ( http://www.spiritpetroleum.com/ ) is a trademark owned by the Petroleum Marketers Association of America, or PMAA.

I have never heard of this group until now.

You'd think a formulator like yourself would keep up on important industry news and know these very important groups Now, how are you supposed to get a seat on their board?

I called and someone picked up! I woulda asked some questions but my wife is sleeping next to me. Someone else please call and get back to us
313-229-4469

Sounded asian (i can say that because I am half)

Rather than look through PQIA to check your oil purchase, easier to just buy name brand oil at a normal store and avoid the dollar store for motor oil.

very common in noname,taliban run stations,and even major brand stations franchised to the same.
for instance a local bp station has shelves full of everclear branded garbage for sale.
i guess bp has no standards for their franchisees to uphold or they do not enforce them.
if there is no quality assurance for products in the store it makes you wonder about the quality of the fuel!

PQIA does a great job testing oils, antifreeze and other automotive fluids. I have never heard of that brand or seen it here in Lincoln/Omaha area. There should be a recall on that brand of oil at a minimum.

Bring his own folding chair??

He he, pretty much!