I love girls with tattoos on their lower back!!!!

They make excellent targets too!!

 

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

NICEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

what diff fluid is used as the factory fill?

 

I run 10w40 in mine; it makes the truck a lot faster; it just get's expensive replacing parts every 1,000 miles

 

All you dirty scumbuckets!!!!!!! All I wanted to do was keep my rear lubed up so I don't have a blowout!!!!!!!!!

 

spoke with SVT this morning. The standard F150 owners manual states 75w-140 however the SVT supplement stated 80w-90.

They recommended 80w90 with the 4oz bottle of friction modifier.

 

Bob,

Not to be a smarta$$ but do you really trust what those idiots say (I hope they read this).

I called them right before my warranty ran out asking about a new head gasket coming out for the oil leak problem on the passenger side head. They didn't know about the head leaking problem much less anything about a new gasket. They even had me call back the next day to give them a chance to ask around about the problem.

I found out about the new gasket about a month after I hit 36,000 miles. My dealer was nice enough to do an AWA but I still had to pay 20% for the repair and a new head which was around $400. If they had of known what they were talking about it would have been fixed under full warranty.

 

here are some old threads on the subject.

https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...obil+and+fluid

https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...hytec+and+rear

https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...hytec+and+rear

 

When I bought my 4:10's from Mark @ LFP he sent Ford 75-140W lube. That is what's in there now.

 

Chuck,

Your comment was received as intended and with no negative connotation.

I don't trust SVT's recommendation one iota. That would be like believing 'back in the day' our 99-00 intercooler failureS weren't a problem for which to be concerned.

His voice was rather muffled, or something. Perhaps....




Bob