Ford recommend 5w/30 oil for all their latest engines. Use of thicker oils will put a strain on the oil pump and, as the engine will have to work that little bit harder to move the oil, will cause increased fuel consumption.
A Google search on 5w/30 oils brings up some interesting facts - This oil is described as "fuel saving" (because it's thin) and another article points out that it's formulated to help keep catalytic converters working for many hundreds of thousands of miles, but the writer says that that is to the detriment of the valve train, as for the sake of the cat, the oil is low in the phosphates which help prevent wear. And in the UK, very few cars get up to 100,000 miles before they're scrapped. Here you must do your own research, as there are so many articles out there, some of which are contradictory!
My own choice of oil for my 1.4Tdci is 5w/40 fully synthetic. I would consider Mobil 1 0w/40 for Winter use as the "0w" indicates that it allows easy starting at lower temperatures - but I can't afford it!
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Yes it is fine to use 10W-40 oil
5w 30
use pennzoil 10w d40
5W30 oil
We use Pennzoil 10W-30
5 qts of 5w-30. But I use 10w-30 or 10w-40 castrol oil. I use thicker oil for the seals. I also use a Fran oil filter and motorcraft parts
I use 10W-30 Pennzoil. Use 5W in the Winter.
The manufacturer recommends 10W-30 weight oil for the 2005 Ford Falcon. A heavier oil can be used in extreme climates.
Yes you can. More ford tips at fordfixfree.comUse 10W-30, not straight 30W.
Consult your drivers manual for the correct oil to be used.
The 2002 Ford Expedition Owner Guide shows to use ( 5W-20 )