TJC
Well-Known Member
- First Name
- Tony
- Joined
- Aug 28, 2020
- Threads
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- Location
- North Carolina
- Vehicle(s)
- 93 Miata, 05 Ranger 4x4, 20 Ranger 4x4, 23 CX-5
THAT DIDN'T TAKE LONG AT ALL!
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Scott D
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lol!That’s a lot of filters. For some folks, that would last a few years and for others, it might be a lifetime supply. For @Scott D , this is a lifetime supply…
Ford recommends changing the oil once a year, regardless of how little we drive them.
The "Change Engine Oil Soon" alert comes up on my screen above the steering wheel every December.
Edit: I change the oil filter, too, of course. Many years ago, I worked on a Quincy 325 air compressor that had a spin-on oil filter that had a tiny rust hole in it because the machine got very little use and had water build-up in the oil. Weird things happen with mechanical stuff when they're not used how they're supposed to be used.
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