Is maxlife chrysler MS 6395 certified?

[ziggy]

I was reading on a post, about chrysler MS 6395, and valvoline. IS their maxlife, and maxlife synthetic ms 6395 certified?
I have a 95 neon, and am VERY curious, about what chrysler specs for oils!
SO far, i saw Havoline,mobil, and pennzoil platinum, and valvoline conventional are.... what other oils are? Citgo? Peak? supertech? quaker state, and Quaker State Synthetic? Exxon?

 

[addyguy]

Its a 13-year old Neon....it'll probably run on anything!

 

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LOL i know yeah. I took interest, because of chryslers specs.. SO! Wanted to see what the professionals here, had to add or say, about my topic.

 

[OilGuy]

I don't see any mention of MS-6395 on their web site. I know MaxLife doesn't meet the minimum spec for most GM vehilces (GM6094M).

 

[ThirdeYe]

What's so special about that certification? They're probably unnecessary for a lot of cars anyways (although I know the VW 1.8T should use certified oils to prevent sludging, etc.) Neon's are easy on oil, I'd just use whatever SM oil you can find on sale.

 

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Yeah, so im still hearing to this day, neons are easy on oil. Not mine, becuase i do about 800 miles in 3 months, mostly all stop n go traffic, in frigid cold, to unbearable summer humidity. Oil is always thick black coming out.
Because an oil dosnt meet a motor comapny's specs, that dosnt mean its bad oil? I mean, oil is oil for the most part, right? Why would auto company's have specs?