F350 Oil For Towing

[dieselguy]

At least in my neck of the woods ... beware Wally World oil changes. At the minimum, personally check your drain plug ... then see if you actually have enough oil in your engine. We've had several instances in the past several months where the drain plug was finger tight or the vehicle was a few quarts shy of being full. I'm sure there are other "get em out the door quick" places with similar horror stories.

[Tom S.]

quote:Originally posted by 1retired06

What grease fittings?? None on my last two Superduties.

Really? Not even on then steering linkage? I know my wife's Acadia and the daughter's G-6 has non-greasable fittings, but didn't know the manufactures had gone to doing the big trucks that way too. I don't know if I like that or not, given the problems I've seen with the sealed wheel bearings.

[jimcol]

None on my 09 dodge. Don't like it but that is how it came. When I need to change ball joints etc the new parts will have them. Jim

[mlh]

None on my SD.
Lynwood

[PSFORD99]

Here is a ford dealer for you DIY guys, Tousley Ford they are in White Bear Lake , MN. 800-328-9552. I buy all my ford parts, filters, front end parts etc. It is worth the call they are much cheaper then the average dealer on most parts, even with shipping costs I have saved quite a bit.

[7.3Ford]

I use Royal Purple in my 7.3 diesel engine, also in trans and diff's.

I get it from Amazon.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000BO3RS2/..._M2T1_ST1_dp_1

Also available in 1 Gal Jugs
http://www.amazon.com/Royal-Purple-0...xgy_auto_img_c