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June 17th 06, 02:25 PM
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Chrysler Technicians : What is Chrysler spec MS-6395 ?
If any of the Chrysler Technicians reading this can find out, I would
like to know what Chrysler Material Spec MS-6395 actually says and specifies. I suspect it provides for lower volatility and possibly higher High Temp High Shear numbers ("HTHS")than the current API SM category provides, but I'm speculating. e-mail me off-line if appropriate. Even a lead as to whom I might contact about this would be good. Thanks....Phil 
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