The answer depends on what your engine size is. I am almost certain that all diesel Excursion either came with the 7.3 Liter or the 6.0 Liter. According to my Chilton repair manual for all Ford Excursions on page 1-39, they say the capacity for the diesel engine is 15 quarts. Their disclaimer states "*All capacities are approximate. Add as necessary to bring to the appropriate level." In my "7.3 Liter Power Stroke Direct Injection Turbo Diesel - Owner's Supplement Guide" it also states that the engine oil capacity is 14.2 L (15.0 quarts) and that this includes 1.9 L (2 quarts) in engine oil filter. When I change the oil and oil filter every 5000 miles in my 7.3L engine, I usually put in about 14 quarts of oil and then "add as necessary" after I run the engine. If you have a 6.0L, a simple ratio equation indicates that you should use about 12.3 quarts of oil. So I would start with 11 quarts and "add as necessary". It is best not to overfill any fluids on a vehicle.
6 quarts
The 2003-2007 Ford F-250 with the Power Stroke Diesel Engine has 325 horse power.
7600 lbs
15 quart
used 2005 $19,250
6,610-pound curb weight (2WD with 5.4-liter V8 -- the 4WD Diesel weighs 7,648 pounds).
15 quart.
166 liters ( 44 U.S. gallons )
7.3 l manual is 250 hp and automatic is 225 hp
when new up to 60k but now u could get one from 6k to 25k
My 2000 4 wheel drive V10 Excursion weighs between 7600 and 7800 lbs. It all depends on the options it has i.e. gas or diesel motor, 4 wheel or 2 wheel drive, etc.
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