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Sounds great. Do we have to beg for pictures? LOL.Went to Rural King bought me a stall mat cut it to fit the bed, installed front and rear mud flaps, and installed the perimeter plus. If the weather ever breaks long enough going to clean it up. Gotta love living in the salt belt.
ah never took any will do so tomorrowSounds great. Do we have to beg for pictures? LOL.
Last night I couple of time I heard my horn chirp hope it is just the sensitivity settingSounds great. Do we have to beg for pictures? LOL.
Nice, got a part # for tye cover?Dropped a Lincoln engine into it. Well maybe just the cover
20 more HP!
Post 41 in this thread https://www.mavericktruckclub.com/forum/threads/engine-cover-installed.24687/page-3Nice, got a part # for tye cover?
I like this Youtuber, he is non-biased in his testing and explains very clearly on each test and the results from the tests.Can you provide a source to back your claim that the only true "full synthetic" oils are Amsoil and Royal Purple?
Some cursory research shows that Mobil, Pennzoil, Valvoline, Castrol, and basically "everyone else" are selling stuff labelled as "full synthetic" motor oil. I don't believe they could legally label it as such if it were not so... Even MotorCraft (Ford's in-house brand) sells full-synthetic oil (it's what comes in your Maverick Hybrid).
Car and Driver says it this way:
Synthetic oil is a man-made lubricant that consists of artificially made chemical compounds. Synthetic oils are typically created from chemically modified materials such as petroleum components, but the base material is almost always distilled crude oil. Any additional additives and the actual synthesis process for creating synthetic oil varies among producers and is considered a trade secret.
While Amsoil may have been the first synthetic oil to meet API service requirements (in 1972), they are by no means the only one to do so. I cannot find a single "full synthetic" motor oil from any of the oil companies above that does NOT meet the current API service requirements.
Spend extra money buying Royal Purple or Amsoil if it gives you added peace of mind... But any oil that meets Ford's stated specifications in your owner's manual should be more than adequate.