Change oil light

[t arnold]

2025 lariat, how do you turn this off?

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[Glen Baker LLC]

It should be outlined in your manual or watch the video.

 

[SafetyGuy]

2025 lariat, how do you turn this off?

As per our manual....if you haven't changed your oil, change it.

If you already changed your oil, here you go!

Andy

 

[dalola]

 

[Cherokee]

I’ve made an observation,

Ecoboost guyz find answers in the manual first and if they can’t then they ask in here.

Mavbrid guyz ask in here first.

I think it’s because us old farts buy Ecoboost’s
and the Youngers buy Hybrids.

It’s a different mind set. Us old guys consider asking for help without first trying to figure it out on or own means we were defeated, we were not up to the task.

BUT !
It seems the younguns do a lot more to their Mav’s.
Us old farts just drive em.

 

[Glen Baker LLC]

You don't say. I'm 71 with a hybrid

 

[Gpp]

Personally i keep up with all my oil changes and other maintenance or repairs in a loose leaf notebook.I don’t depend on no light to tell me stuff
this important!been doing it in same notebook since 1965.

 

[mshapeer]

I’ve made an observation,

Ecoboost guyz find answers in the manual first and if they can’t then they ask in here.

Mavbrid guyz ask in here first.

I think it’s because us old farts buy Ecoboost’s
and the Youngers buy Hybrids.

It’s a different mind set. Us old guys consider asking for help without first trying to figure it out on or own means we were defeated, we were not up to the task.

BUT !
It seems the younguns do a lot more to their Mav’s.
Us old farts just drive em.

I'm 69 - happy Mav hybrid owner and still do my own oil changes

 

[CajunMick]

79 yo. EB owner. Sound in mind and member.

Not a old fart.

A fool for PM on anything mechanical.

 

[Snowbird]

I'm 69 - happy Mav hybrid owner and still do my own oil changes

I'm 68 and a happy Mav hybrid owner as well. I don't do my own oil changes though. Did hundreds of them when I worked at a garage working my way through school!

 

[Zager94]

I’ve made an observation,

Ecoboost guyz find answers in the manual first and if they can’t then they ask in here.

Mavbrid guyz ask in here first.

I think it’s because us old farts buy Ecoboost’s
and the Youngers buy Hybrids.

It’s a different mind set. Us old guys consider asking for help without first trying to figure it out on or own means we were defeated, we were not up to the task.

BUT !
It seems the younguns do a lot more to their Mav’s.
Us old farts just drive em.

I’m 75 and have a hybrid. My next Maverick will be a hybrid too.

 

[icegradner]

I’ve made an observation,

Ecoboost guyz find answers in the manual first and if they can’t then they ask in here.

Mavbrid guyz ask in here first.

I think it’s because us old farts buy Ecoboost’s
and the Youngers buy Hybrids.

It’s a different mind set. Us old guys consider asking for help without first trying to figure it out on or own means we were defeated, we were not up to the task.

BUT !
It seems the younguns do a lot more to their Mav’s.
Us old farts just drive em.

Almost all the other Maverick hybrid owners I’ve met in person are gray haired retired guys. EB owners I’ve met, have typically been young guys. Likely a good mix across the spectrum on all accounts. Given that the majority of users on this forum are 60+, your assumption seems flawed.

 

[CajunMick]

I'm 68 and a happy Mav hybrid owner as well. I don't do my own oil changes though. Did hundreds of them when I worked at a garage working my way through school!

I did same…worked an auto repair garage, helps pay for my college tuition. Even tho have all the tools, I don’t do oil change anymore. I would create a EPA mess if I did these days!

My 3 sons watched me, learned from me and they do their own oil changes. The good n bad news is they use my driveway, tools, etc.

 

[Glen Baker LLC]

I’ve made an observation,

Ecoboost guyz find answers in the manual first and if they can’t then they ask in here.

Mavbrid guyz ask in here first.

I think it’s because us old farts buy Ecoboost’s
and the Youngers buy Hybrids.

It’s a different mind set. Us old guys consider asking for help without first trying to figure it out on or own means we were defeated, we were not up to the task.

BUT !
It seems the younguns do a lot more to their Mav’s.
Us old farts just drive em.

Almost all the other Maverick hybrid owners I’ve met in person are gray haired retired guys. EB owners I’ve met, have typically been young guys. Likely a good mix across the spectrum on all accounts. Given that the majority of users on this forum are 60+, your assumption seems flawed.

I think Cherokee missed the mark
By 🤏 much

 

[Snowbird]

I did same…worked an auto repair garage, helps pay for my college tuition. Even tho have all the tools, I don’t do oil change anymore. I would create a EPA mess if I did these days!

My 3 sons watched me, learned from me and they do their own oil changes. The good n bad news is they use my driveway, tools, etc.

I do still change the oil and filter on my Cub Cadet riding lawn mower!

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