Jun 8, 2012 #1 G glassauto SDD Junior Member Joined Mar 11, 2012 Messages 33 Reaction score 0 Location Scott La 15w40 rotella or 5w40 rotella T6 I live in south La what do you guys think 2003 F-250 6.0 no problems so far
15w40 rotella or 5w40 rotella T6 I live in south La what do you guys think 2003 F-250 6.0 no problems so far
Jun 8, 2012 #2 DaveBen SDD Senior Member Joined May 31, 2005 Messages 9,627 Reaction score 81 Location Ukiah, California Both of those oils will work great. If you want to know the secret, all oils must be API rated CJ-4 or greater. CI-4 is good as is CH-4. Dave
Both of those oils will work great. If you want to know the secret, all oils must be API rated CJ-4 or greater. CI-4 is good as is CH-4. Dave
Jun 9, 2012 #3 WD40 Full Access Member Joined Aug 23, 2005 Messages 3,455 Reaction score 17 Location Benton Arkansas Living in Scott, LA. I would stay with the 15 W 40 year round, summers are hot and winters are not that cold except for a few days it get may in the teens. Doug
Living in Scott, LA. I would stay with the 15 W 40 year round, summers are hot and winters are not that cold except for a few days it get may in the teens. Doug
Jun 9, 2012 #4 M majek5 Full Access Member Joined Sep 23, 2009 Messages 133 Reaction score 0 Location Northern Il The 5w-40 will make your injectors happy. BUT, your wallet will not be quite as happy.
Jun 30, 2012 #5 G glassauto SDD Junior Member Joined Mar 11, 2012 Messages 33 Reaction score 0 Location Scott La I like the T6 the 5 40 is doing well
Jul 1, 2012 #6 HeavyAssault Full Access Member Joined Jun 5, 2005 Messages 333 Reaction score 0 Location King William, VA Use what you can afford. T6 is a great oil. I've run synthetics since hitting 20k miles, now at 210k miles I still have the original injectors.
Use what you can afford. T6 is a great oil. I've run synthetics since hitting 20k miles, now at 210k miles I still have the original injectors.
Jul 1, 2012 #7 B Butch Cassidy Full Access Member Joined Jan 12, 2006 Messages 120 Reaction score 1 Location Chelmsford, Mass 15-W-40 year round. If freezing or colder. an hour plug in on the oil sump heater does the startup trick. Butch Cassidy
15-W-40 year round. If freezing or colder. an hour plug in on the oil sump heater does the startup trick. Butch Cassidy
Jul 1, 2012 #8 DaveBen SDD Senior Member Joined May 31, 2005 Messages 9,627 Reaction score 81 Location Ukiah, California 5-W-40 all of the time. Works good. Dave