If you go to a Jeep parts department they will sell you MS for your Jeep, it is also an OAT coolant There are those who say that MS is identical to DEXCool, but I haven't found conclusive proof of that If you want to do some reading on this subject do a search for MS or MS on the bobistheoilguycom forum We recommend using MOPAR® Antifreeze/Coolant 10 Year/150,000 Mile Formula OAT (Organic Additive Technology) that meets the requirements of Chrysler Material Standard MS • Mix a minimum solution of 50% OAT engine coolant that meets the requirements of Chrysler Material Stan dard MS and distilled water The first coolant was Inorganic Acid Technology (IAT) It's good for a while (around 30,000 miles), but eventually becomes too acidic and has to be changed Some older cars still use it Next was Organic Acid Technology or OAT coolant OAT utilizes additives to significantly increase time between system flushes, but it does have slightly
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Oat coolant ms-12106 walmart- I have sitting in front of me MS with AB on the back it is purple and it says OAT And I still say my overflow has pink coolant I bought the car brand new in 16 with 14 miles on it so no one has flushed and replaced the coolant with dexcool or anything like that No speculation please just true knowledge on the subjectMS Category COOLANT Unit 1 Gallon Bottle MSQ 4 Bottles Part Description Do not add water Ethylene glycol based formulation to prevent freezeup and boilover while inhibiting corrosion Must not be mixed with any nonconforming antifreeze OAT (Organic Additive Technology) Developed for new vehicle technologies
I have searched but will post here anyway The owner's manual says to use coolant that meets OAT coolant conforming to MS The Mopar coolant I just bought from Amazon says MS meets ASTM D3306 part number AB This is The MS is used in the 14 applications I believe It's not a hybrid version I have a 14 Ram and it requires the MS has the 'MS coolant' sticker on the res tank The MS is also a 150K mile coolant If I were you, I would use the Mopar stuff Why 'down grade' when we're always upgrading things on our vehicles I was looking for a readily available coolant replacement that meets the spec's of the Dodge OAT coolant with the Chrysler Material Standard MS I went to Prestone's website and they actually make a coolant Prestone with CorGaurd either concentrate or 50/50 mixed that will work with our cars
Meets or exceeds the following industry specifications ASTM D3306, SAE J1034, J814, J1941, TMC of ATA RP302B, AND Federal Zerex G30 is marketed as a European car OAT formulation and the product information sheet states that it meets the Fiat Chrysler spec MS, as shown on the Mopar Coolant label Also, Peak has their "Pink" European Car formulation that they claim works in all 1995present Fiat vehiclesChrysan Industries is a global supplier and manufacturer of automotive lubricants and specialty chemicals Our focus areas include automotive lubricants, metalworking fluids, industrial lubricants, aerospace, global logistics and technical support
1,613 Posts #6 Anomaly said As many of you know, our Ecodiesel requires OAT coolant meeting Mopar specifications MS or MS Several past posts have stated that there are other brands of coolant that can be used Not being able to find those obscure posts, due to a practically useless "search feature"on this site Made sure it was OAT, 10 year / 150,000 mile Today I realized that our manuals state that the coolant should meet MS , but the bottle the dealer sold me was MS I called Jeep and they said that the 2 are compatible, is Chrysler started to use an OAT (Organic Acid Technology) MS Spec, G30 European spec, 10yr/150K mi, coolant in all their 13 & up model year vehicles Chrysler dyes it's OAT type coolant purple This was done to keep the coolant fill the same in all of Fiat's car lines as Fiat uses OAT type coolants and purchased Chrysler ~ 10
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