Originally Posted By: badtlc
Originally Posted By: ronp
http://sds.warrendistribution.com/DownloadDocument.aspx?MHID=384234
Thanks. For the welcome Triton
Here's one of mag1s full synthetic dexos msds. They have several full synthetic msds's and semi syn ones. Only the ones to dexos specs say dexos on the msds. They would have a possibility of a legal matter if not. So I think the 2 for mentioned supertech products are most likely the same as wpp flagship product. Otherwise those supertech msds would just say SuperTech Full Synthetic.
are you assuming there is only one formula that can be DEXOS certified? Otherwise, nothing you are saying makes any sense.
Let me help clarify:
Mag 1 oils with Dexos [1] cert:
Mag 1 Full Synthetic 0w-20, 5w-20, and 5w30.
SuperTech oils with Dexos [1] cert:
SuperTech 5w-20, and 5w30.
Source:
http://www.centerforqa.com/gm/dexos1-brands
Example:
http://www.mag1.com/SpecSheet.ashx?id=5ad5c2c3-aaef-4b0c-ad1e-d1b08962ddf0
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Secondly, it seems most SuperTech oils are mostly now CITGO made, with some possibly remaining WNE made.
http://msds.walmartstores.com/client/doc...p;subformat=NAM
I don't see Dexos listed there... but yet, GM's Dexos list says that SuperTech is Dexos certified...
As far as finding an sds/msds for the WNE Warren made oil (not WPP), I can't find any that specifies that it is SuperTech.
So, I'm willing to bet that the only SuperTech oils with Dexos cert are made by WPP.
Which, begs the question: Is WPP SuperTech the same as Mag 1? Or, is it a little different, yet still close enough to maintain Dexos cert? I don't know.
~ Triton
