oil change
#3
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5w30 full synthetic
#5
Mark
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and ... it’s what the book calls for..
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#7
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About to change mine as well.
I am a bit stuck on what to do for my own oil change.
I was about to change mine myself but time and knowledge of the truck are holding me back at the moment so I was panning to have Jiffy Lube do it. The one I go to seems pretty good and run by a real mechanic.
Just got my truck last week, and realized they put some sort of blended Valvoline in it. I am not a Valvoline fan so I want to change it to Mobil 1 5w-20, because I run everything on Mobil 1. However after a bunch of reading I am wondering if I should use Motorcraft. This would require me to learn how to do the oil myself, I plan to anyway, just sooner than expected.
I guess the question is Motorcraft or Mobil 1?
I was about to change mine myself but time and knowledge of the truck are holding me back at the moment so I was panning to have Jiffy Lube do it. The one I go to seems pretty good and run by a real mechanic.
Just got my truck last week, and realized they put some sort of blended Valvoline in it. I am not a Valvoline fan so I want to change it to Mobil 1 5w-20, because I run everything on Mobil 1. However after a bunch of reading I am wondering if I should use Motorcraft. This would require me to learn how to do the oil myself, I plan to anyway, just sooner than expected.
I guess the question is Motorcraft or Mobil 1?
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#8
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Either are good oil
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#10
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Ouch! MC is $17 for 5 quarts here (in Alabama), M1 is normally $28, but on sale most of the time for $22. If you don't mind waiting a few days, you can buy your oil off Amazon and have it shipped for less than that.