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Is Amsoil 0w-30 Signature Series in this database?

Who makes this filter for Mopar?

7,500 mile/6 month OCI. Thanks

I went Amsoil because frankly I have no confidence in Redline handling 7,500 miles. Maybe it can but I am not sure. Redline is more performance focused. I wonder why Redline makes your K24 run quieter.

Oh, sorry bud. Things happened very fast

Yeah, that's how I got a sweet discount. And the membership is good for a whole year.

The dealer is less than 5 miles from me so I just stopped by and it happened. How do you buy from site sponsor? I will do it next time

Picked up 10 qts of OE and 10 qts of Signature Series 0w-30 from my local dealer. The membership brought the bill way down. Amsoil is cheaper than the rest. Surprisingly the dealer was open today for a few hours.

The Jeep came with Pennzoil 0w-20 from factory. The motor sounds nice and smooth.

Mine got to 230 driving around town. I have made up my mind, I'm going 30 weight. Doesn't matter how good Amsoil and Redline are, 0w-20 is 0w-20. 40 weight not now, I'll take my time and see how things go

Yeah I saw your post. You said that you were having that dry start problem. That's pretty normal on these motors. If it bothers you, prime the filter each time before you start the Jeep. You will notice a drastic difference.

Yeah their 40 is nuts.

If I go 40, I'll definitely go Amsoil. Redline is way too thick. Thanks for the OE idea, I need something less expensive to break in the motor.

It is said that this 3.6 is the new Pentastar Upgrade(PUG) with a redesigned valvetrain so I am not sure any viscosity other than the 0w-20 is a good idea. Having said that, both Redline and Amsoil 0w-40 are very tempting.

15,000 miles a year, so 7,500 mile OCI I guess.

Hello good people! 2025 Jeep Gladiator with 3.6L V6. It will be used for overlanding and daily driving. No intention of towing yet. Will appreciate the pros and cons of Amsoil and Redline 0w-20. Oh, the Jeep will be modified very soon Thanks