1) Most Amsoil products do not carry the various certification seals required by most new
car warranties.
2) It is so slick that test after test have shown that new engine rings do not seal
properly.
3) It costs more per quart
4) Amsoil hasn't kissed anyone's butt to endorse their product.
If Amsoil wasn't "so good" how have they managed to stay in business for over 30 years AND
back up their claims anytime they are put to the test?
John
http://jndneff.home.texas.net/dakota/dakota.html
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If Amsoil is so good, why don't a single ONE of the manufacturers recommend
it for use in their new cars?
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