Ford V10 oil (1 Viewer)

Feb 3, 2008
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Hi all
is the ford 6.8 V10 fussy about its oil and if so what should I use
Cheers
Pete
 
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Lindy-C

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Hi Pete

Yes it is fussy, what year is your vehicle?
 

Papa Smurf

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Pete,

Linda is absolutely right. She normally has the oil and filters needed (air and petrol in addition to oil) for a "decent" service". I can verify the actual process of doing the changes is easy - just make sure you have a drain tray under the sump that can hold 6 litres. All access to the sump and filters is a doddle.

Papa

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dazzer

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Hi Linda

Mine is due for an oil change.

2006 V10 Triton What do i need??:thumb:

Thanks
 
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Lindy-C

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Hi Dazzer....your '06 will need 6 quarts of 5w20 semi synthetic.

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Lindy-C

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Hi Pete

Your bus will take the same as Dazzer's, 5w20 semi synthetic. I'd also recommend you change the oil filter at the same time.

For the record, the early V10s run on 5w30.

Cheers
Linda
 

Tony Santara

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Hi Pete

Your bus will take the same as Dazzer's, 5w20 semi synthetic. I'd also recommend you change the oil filter at the same time.

For the record, the early V10s run on 5w30.

Cheers
Linda

Hi Linda
So what would you class as early V10's ? (sorry catching up on postings) :thumb:

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Tony,
we keep valvolene to suit 97-2000 yr Ford V10 engines, also have genuine oil filters and quality air/fuel filters + spark plugs, all in stock.
For the gearbox and steering you use mercon NOT mercon V, we keep this also.
JC
 

Baldy

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easy oil change

Pete,

Linda is absolutely right. She normally has the oil and filters needed (air and petrol in addition to oil) for a "decent" service". I can verify the actual process of doing the changes is easy - just make sure you have a drain tray under the sump that can hold 6 litres. All access to the sump and filters is a doddle.

Papa




It is extremly easy, i done a change for a friend not to long ago:ROFLMAO: Just watch out for the head wounds
 

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