oil change ????
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oil change ????
My father has a '99 F350 Powerstroke with 95k miles...He has uses dino oil and is wondering if any problems would occur if he switched over to Royal Purple....The truck is in perfect condition..doesn't leak oil...he had heard, somewhere, that if he switched over the RP, it may cause the engine to leak oil....I know when I switched to RP on my Silverado, I had no problems....any help is appreciated....
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You must make sure the oil has the correct rating for a PSD engine. I have not heard good things about RP oil in these engines in the past. Keep in mind that the oil is what drives the injectors, so its much more critical you use the right stuff than on most other engines. I would reccommend that he stick with Rotella T, Delo, or Delvac oils (all 15W40) as they all have the right CPI rating. Besides you can get Rotella T at Walmart for around $8/gallon which is fairly cheap and easy to find.
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theres nothing to changing the oil on the 6.0 litres, oil filter
is up top, larger lid on top of engine, smaller one is your secondary fuel filter, its an 18qt system but you can only
drain 15 because 3 are left in high pressure oil lines and high pressure resevior, only use motorcraft approved diesel oil for these. most common is 15w-40
is up top, larger lid on top of engine, smaller one is your secondary fuel filter, its an 18qt system but you can only
drain 15 because 3 are left in high pressure oil lines and high pressure resevior, only use motorcraft approved diesel oil for these. most common is 15w-40
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Originally Posted by ford tech
fix these trucks all day long, every one of them gets oil changed and they all get 15qts, i don't know were that site got its info but this is straight from international manuals, the filter location is the picture is correct though
Oil Level Check Tip:
When checking the oil level on the 6.0, the vehicle must be on a level surface and the dipstick must be fully seated into the tube to ensure an accuarte reading. Do not add oil if the level is above the "MIN" line on the dipstick. Broadcast Message 1512, 1574.
When checking the oil level on the 6.0, the vehicle must be on a level surface and the dipstick must be fully seated into the tube to ensure an accuarte reading. Do not add oil if the level is above the "MIN" line on the dipstick. Broadcast Message 1512, 1574.
Water, I use Shell Rotella T.