What is the oil drain plug socket size for my 07 f-150 5.4l?

Thanks!

 

16mm or 5/8", either will work.

 

are the bolt on the f-150 metric or standard? i know my chevy has some of both.

 

Throughout the truck, most of them are metric, or can be interchanged with a standard equivalent.

You can damn near strip the interior down to bare bones with an 5.5, 7, 8, 10, 11, 13, 15 and 18mm, and T50 and T60 Torx sockets.

 

If your asking that question you might want to bring it in

 

I was really just trying to find if is was metric or standard.

 

I'm still going back to the dealer for oil changes on my '07.

 

whatever fits best! i wasnt tryin to rip on ya don't worry. The title just caught my eye.

 

I'm a newly registered member who's been lurking around here for some time. And I signed up just to answer this question.

For all the overly ****, like myself, I measured up the bolt head. It is positively a 16mm. A 5/8 obviously works but per ISO/SAE specs, it's a 16. My bolt head measured 15.99mm on one flat and 16mm on the other two. A 16mm must measure between 15.73mm and 16mm. If it were a 5/8", it needs to measure in at a minimum of .612" to a max of .625". Mine measured up at .629, .631 and .6315........ too big.

By the way, I searched this question because I was too lazy to slide under the truck with two wrenches in hand. I just wanted to grab the one wrench......... isn't that about the saddest thing you ever heard?

Have a good one,
Pete

2004 F150 XLT Supercab, 5.4 3v, Automatic with 226,000 miles......... hence the reason I lurk around this forum. Thanks for the all the tips.

 

Ha....awesome post.