What Oil and Filter are you using
Mobil 1 and K&N... And if your the type of person that i am which listen's to the cars engine with diffrent oils you will notice mobil 1 syn runs quieter and smoother.
I dont think i could ever trust a shop to replace my oil. Especially ever since back in 02 my freind took his old F-150 to a nationwide chain and they gave him the car back without oil. Needless to say his car's engine didnt get too far down the street.
I dont think i could ever trust a shop to replace my oil. Especially ever since back in 02 my freind took his old F-150 to a nationwide chain and they gave him the car back without oil. Needless to say his car's engine didnt get too far down the street.
Originally Posted by -TXF150-
7,500 miles
I use royal purple Motorcraft every 5K..
I use royal purple Motorcraft every 5K..

Ford suggests 5,000 miles on the blend Motorcraft oil. BMW suggests 10,000 miles on their full synthetic.
Mobile 1 EP (15k oil) Wix Filter. I am testing right now and I just changed my oil at 10k without a mid lube filter change and the lab report came back perfect and easily could have kept going. I have the same set up again and am going to take it to 15 without a filter change and see.
Originally Posted by FX4REACTION1
Why not I thought they were good????
Most notice a lot of valvetrain noise at start up due to the lack of a good anti-drainback filter. I know I did when I used one on my 2004 F-150.
Amsoil is the ONLY way to go for synthetics, you can be guarenteed that their 100% synthetic is really, 100% synthetic. You can justify the price if you want the absolute best, which really isn't that much more expensive.
They have a 0W-20 out now versus their previous XL series 5W-20, which I am unsure if it was really a full synthetic.
Their filters are great too, made to the same specs as the Motorcraft FL820s (which is really made by Purolator I believe), with the addition the Amsoil oil filters have is a synthetic media.
They have a 0W-20 out now versus their previous XL series 5W-20, which I am unsure if it was really a full synthetic.
Their filters are great too, made to the same specs as the Motorcraft FL820s (which is really made by Purolator I believe), with the addition the Amsoil oil filters have is a synthetic media.
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Originally Posted by scorpio333
Motorcraft filter every 3 months, Amsoil every 12 months.
Actually had a Wal-Mart car guy get mad at me a while back. Told him Motorcraft only. He came back and told me all he had was Fram. I told him "then pull my truck back out of the bay, I don't want anything that says Fram on it anywhere near my truck." He was all of a sudden furious that I would let him install a fram.
I guess that's what he uses.
I guess that's what he uses.
Originally Posted by Dreg
Amsoil is the ONLY way to go for synthetics, you can be guarenteed that their 100% synthetic is really, 100% synthetic. You can justify the price if you want the absolute best, which really isn't that much more expensive.
They have a 0W-20 out now versus their previous XL series 5W-20, which I am unsure if it was really a full synthetic.
Their filters are great too, made to the same specs as the Motorcraft FL820s (which is really made by Purolator I believe), with the addition the Amsoil oil filters have is a synthetic media.
They have a 0W-20 out now versus their previous XL series 5W-20, which I am unsure if it was really a full synthetic.
Their filters are great too, made to the same specs as the Motorcraft FL820s (which is really made by Purolator I believe), with the addition the Amsoil oil filters have is a synthetic media.
Originally Posted by Jolly_Green_Giant
Actually had a Wal-Mart car guy get mad at me a while back. Told him Motorcraft only. He came back and told me all he had was Fram. I told him "then pull my truck back out of the bay, I don't want anything that says Fram on it anywhere near my truck." He was all of a sudden furious that I would let him install a fram.
I guess that's what he uses.
I guess that's what he uses.

