Oil Change ?

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RLVoumard

Discussion Starter · Nov 20, 2019

Had my dealer charge the oil in my 2019 . Before leaving I checked the oil level and I was surprised that the oil looked liked it had never been changed. The truck was moved from the service bay to the front of the dealership. I went back in inquired. I was told " its a diesel , they all do that - can't get all the oil out when changing , so the new and old mix.

Don't think I have seen that in any of the diesel tractors on the ranch - which we service ourselves.... it takes a couple of hours before I see any change

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Axles of Evil

· #2 · Nov 20, 2019

Not changed.

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fharrison

· #3 · Nov 20, 2019

I change my own oil and that looks about right. It gets dirty after the first start up. When it's time to change, mine is blacker than that.

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BriGuy

· #4 · Nov 21, 2019

I just had mine changed at the dealer and it looked similar to that by the time I got home.

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Laytunes

· #5 · Nov 23, 2019

yup diesel oil looks black the second you turn the engine over. Totally normal

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fharrison

· #6 · Nov 23, 2019

I actually changed my oil the same night I responded to this thread. Dipstick looked the same as yours. I took a picture but this site doesent seem to let me upload photos from my phone.

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RLVoumard

Discussion Starter · #7 · Nov 23, 2019

Thanks to all- I guess its normal for this engine.

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RBaker

· #8 · Nov 24, 2019

My first changes were always dark right away. The oil is now definitely much cleaner after the last couple changes. Deleted!

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Vb150

· #9 · Dec 10, 2020

Remember warm up truck drain oil change filter 6.5 quarts.whenever checking the dipstick turn engine off for 15 mins to allow all oil to drain back into pan per manual.

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Dunrollin

· #10 · Dec 10, 2020

I used to change my dad's 1965 Mercedes diesel many years ago. Man, that oil was dirty! I changed my 2013 F150 5.0 yesterday and I would much rather do the 3.0 any day over that one- both my trucks have Fumoto valves but the 2013 will dump oil everywhere when you try to remove the filter. I can always do the 3.0 without spilling a single drop.

My 2013 is sitting in the garage with cardboard under it until the oil quits dripping off the chassis.

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mascrappo

· #11 · Dec 10, 2020

Dunrollin said:
I used to change my dad's 1965 Mercedes diesel many years ago. Man, that oil was dirty! I changed my 2013 F150 5.0 yesterday and I would much rather do the 3.0 any day over that one- both my trucks have Fumoto valves but the 2013 will dump oil everywhere when you try to remove the filter. I can always do the 3.0 without spilling a single drop.

My 2013 is sitting in the garage with cardboard under it until the oil quits dripping off the chassis.

3.0 is the cleanest oil change operation, like you said not a drop spilled.

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Vb150

· #12 · Dec 10, 2020

I agree 100% had a 3.5 booster before this and the filter was horizontal on the front of the engine and it would get oil everywhere

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cheetah4570

· #13 · Oct 25, 2021

Another good reason to do the oil and fuel filter changes yourself: I got lazy today and took my 2018 F-150 KR to the dealer for oil, oil filter, and fuel filter changes. $192 for parts, $222 for labor for a total bill of $425. Ouch. Lesson learned.

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hummincummins90

· #14 · Nov 5, 2021

RBaker said:
My first changes were always dark right away. The oil is now definitely much cleaner after the last couple changes. Deleted!

Egr engines are hard on oil 😆

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