Where to buy cheap 5W-20
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Here we go with the Scamsoil BS again!!! ALL US vehicle manufacturers specify API certified oil for warranty reasons, and they ALL can't be wrong!!!
API certification also means that the blending process is routinely monitored for variation, so your getting a consistant product! This is something Scamsoil doesn't do (with the exception of their 2 API certified oil products), and they try to deceive you that the rest of their oil proiducts are API certified!
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Here we go with the Scamsoil BS again!!! ALL US vehicle manufacturers specify API certified oil for warranty reasons, and they ALL can't be wrong!!!
API certification also means that the blending process is routinely monitored for variation, so your getting a consistant product! This is something Scamsoil doesn't do (with the exception of their 2 API certified oil products), and they try to deceive you that the rest of their oil proiducts are API certified!
API certification also means that the blending process is routinely monitored for variation, so your getting a consistant product! This is something Scamsoil doesn't do (with the exception of their 2 API certified oil products), and they try to deceive you that the rest of their oil proiducts are API certified!
In answer to the question, walmart is as cheap as I have seen in my area. Just get a 5 quart jug of motorcraft from there and you should be good. I think its only 10 bucks....
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$2.50 a quart is the norm now and really has been for years.
5w-30 will be fine with no problems in your truck if you can't find 5w-20. The difference you will NEVER see or feel.
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Yes, I wasn't talking about Amsoil -- which still works great, Bob, and just proves how wrong you often are. My personal tests have proved it with oil analysis, but I can't expect you to accept facts when emotion is so attractive...
From that reasoning, the best quality manufacturers make a product no better than recycled waste oil processed to meet the MINIMUM specifications of API certification (and they are minimums by the way).
Oh, well, Bob -- I guess we'll just have to agree to disagree...or I will anyway, lol -- you never agree to ANYTHING.
From that reasoning, the best quality manufacturers make a product no better than recycled waste oil processed to meet the MINIMUM specifications of API certification (and they are minimums by the way).
Oh, well, Bob -- I guess we'll just have to agree to disagree...or I will anyway, lol -- you never agree to ANYTHING.
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I didn't either for years. I buy a case of oil every other change (I change 4 vehicles about every 2 months; my 2, my fiance's, and my moms). 1 Case of Motorcraft (what I run in the BII and mom's Explorer) will last 2.25 oil changes. So I have extra if i need to throw it in the daily driver, or if by chance one springs a leak. I like having extra oil around. In the spring when I change the lawn mower oil, I use it in it also.
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i disagree with that statement. his engine is engineered to run on 5w20 and he should use it.
plus if he is still under warranty he better be using 5w20.
if he ever had a problem and could not prove he used the "recommended" grade of oil he may encounter a large repair bill if ford decides to deny his claim.