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AMSOIL Multi-Vehicle Synthetic Power Steering Fluid now meets the MS-11655 specification for Dodge, Chrysler and Jeep vehicles. The MS-11655 spec is suggested for Chrysler’s electric/hydraulic power steering systems. These hybrid systems use an electric motor to power the steering system’s hydraulic pump rather than the conventional system pump that would be driven off of the…
A reader asks: The engine oil recommendation for my new pickup truck is 0W-20. I’ve never owned a vehicle that used anything other than 5W-30, so this is a big change. A 0W-20 oil seems too thin and I’m very skeptical. I asked my dealer if I could at least use 5W-20 and they insist that…
Note that we do not sell this product and have no relationship with Permatex or any of its subsidiaries. Update: September 29, 2014- We had to perform another windshield repair on a family vehicle over the weekend and picked up the 3M Windshield Repair Kit at a nearby store. As mentioned in this article, the…
A question from a reader: “I have a stock KTM 250 EXC 2-stroke dirt bike and I ride tight trails where the engine is lugged. I also run the bike hard in sand and on open trails. I’m confused as to whether I should use AMSOIL Dominator or Interceptor two-stroke oil. How hard can you…
Update August 2016: Chrysler now requires API 5W-40 motor oil for all model years of Ram 1500 with the EcoDiesel engine Finally someone is offering a diesel engine option for a modern day half-ton, but we can’t offer an engine oil for it just yet. Here’s why… If you have a 2014 Dodge Ram 1500…
Update- May 2024: For Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep applications requiring a 0W-40 engine oil meeting the Stellantis/Chrysler/FCA MS-A0921, MS-10725, MS-12633 or MS-10850 specifications, see AMSOIL Signature Series Synthetic 0W-40 Engine Oil. Update- February 6, 2015: We now offer a synthetic 0W-40 that meets the Chrysler MS-10725 specification. A question from a reader: “I’ve got a 2012 Dodge Charger…
We Don’t Have an Alternative, But Here’s why You Should Stick With The Honda Product We have been asked on a few occasions if we offer an equivalent for a product called Honda Moly 60 Paste. This is a product that is designed to protect the drive splines of shaft-driven motorcycles. It is formulated with…
A reader asks: “I used AMSOIL Engine Fogging Oil on my car last year before winterizing it. Now it is time to re-start it again. My question is: Should I change the oil before starting the engine or should I start the engine first in order to get rid of fogging oil residue? Second question:…
Diesel engines are meant to work hard and put in long hours, but they do require routine maintenance. While many diesel owners are quite particular about maintenance practices, we submit that there is a vital practice that is often overlooked. What should happen religiously (and often doesn’t) is the addition of a diesel fuel additive…
Octane Boost gasoline additives are functional and can be a must in certain situations. But we find that many customers misunderstand exactly how they work and when they should be utilized. Many believe that if they pour a bottle of octane boost in their gas tank, the result will be tire-shredding horsepower gains. Let’s explore…
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