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quote:
Originally posted by Bob Woods:
I think I will stick with changing oil and filter based on vehicle manufacturers scheduled time frame for the one thats still in warranty and that's 7 years 70K miles, even thou it has synthetic in it. The question is not about oil or filter or repair parts, its easy to find oil and filters and other parts that meet manufacturers spec in most cases. Its about preventive maintanance being done in a timely fashion.

A very good choice. Being with a government fleet, Ford has told us that an engine warranty could be voided by not using the approved and the correct type of lubricants and not following the recommended maintenance schedules. We follow the manufacturers recommendations on service intervals(sometimes even more frequent) and have had minimal engine problems. Better safe than sorry!

3/5/0411:24 AM

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