Didn’t know you could add pics…..thanksUse FordPass, or Ford.com to add your service record. You can even add attached receipts. I add a picture of the odometer as well. Just because I can.
As for warranty, non-dealership oil changes probably make up the vast majority of oil changes.
Great idea about the odometer pic. I will going to the Valvoline place by me and I will get a shot of that odometer too.Use FordPass, or Ford.com to add your service record. You can even add attached receipts. I add a picture of the odometer as well. Just because I can.
As for warranty, non-dealership oil changes probably make up the vast majority of oil changes.
That's not been my experience.
Thank you. Will have to dig into the details. Planned to use Pennzoil Ultra Platinum full synthetic
@Avalanche24PB, the Ford Spec for your engine oil is found in your Owner's Manual, the Capacities and Specifications section. It'll be a number like WSS-M2C961-A1 (<example for my 2022 3.5EB). Ideally, you'll find that specification number referenced on the bottle or manufacturer's literature for the oil you use.
That's not been my experience.
For example, of the many different full-synthetic 5W-30 Mobil 1 oils, only Mobil 1 Extended Performance and Mobil 1 Truck & SUV are designated by Mobil as meeting the Ford Spec WSS-M2C961-A1 identified by Ford for my 3.5EB. This info is found in the detailed specs and certifications on the Mobil 1 website for each oil they offer.
Many popular big-name 5W-30 oils I researched don't offer the documented assurance of explicitly claiming to meet my Ford spec WSS-M2C961-A1. Not suggesting they aren't good oils or may not in fact perform up to that spec, IMO they just don't offer the documented warranty compliance assurance of those which do.
I prefer that documented Ford spec assurance, go with what makes you most comfortable.
Use FordPass, or Ford.com to add your service record. You can even add attached receipts. I add a picture of the odometer as well. Just because I can.
As for warranty, non-dealership oil changes probably make up the vast majority of oil changes.
Well, I've read the labels of a bunch of them. If you read out the actual specs they meet Ford's.
@Avalanche24PB, the Ford Spec for your engine oil is found in your Owner's Manual, the Capacities and Specifications section. It'll be a number like WSS-M2C961-A1 (<example for my 2022 3.5EB). Ideally, you'll find that specification number referenced on the bottle or manufacturer's literature for the oil you use.
That's not been my experience.
For example, of the many different full-synthetic 5W-30 Mobil 1 oils, only Mobil 1 Extended Performance and Mobil 1 Truck & SUV are designated by Mobil as meeting the Ford Spec WSS-M2C961-A1 identified by Ford for my 3.5EB. This info is found in the detailed specs and certifications on the Mobil 1 website for each oil they offer.
Many popular big-name 5W-30 oils I researched don't offer the documented assurance of explicitly claiming to meet my Ford spec WSS-M2C961-A1. Not suggesting they aren't good oils or may not in fact perform up to that spec, they just don't offer the documented warranty compliance assurance of those which do.
I prefer that documented Ford spec assurance, go with what makes you most comfortable.
That's surprising. Seemed like it was a very popular oil for F150's with ecoboost.
That's good, I didn't mean to suggest they aren't out there.
At your home page you should be able to pick the vehicle. Then somewhere there, there is a "Service" tab and then you will see a link to add a service. I could not figure out how to upload any receipt scans or pics though. Good luck.
