99 F-250 5.4l V8 How many quarts??
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99 F-250 5.4l V8 How many quarts??
I've never had a Ford with a "full mark" on the dipstick. Just a crosshatch with a min. and max. range.
Put in 6qts and if the level is between the hashmarks leave it alone. The most common problem when a novice changes fluids in a car is overfilling. Overfilling is as bad as underfilling the oil.
Later
Stab
Put in 6qts and if the level is between the hashmarks leave it alone. The most common problem when a novice changes fluids in a car is overfilling. Overfilling is as bad as underfilling the oil.
Later
Stab
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99 F-250 5.4l V8 How many quarts??
[updated:LAST EDITED ON 01-May-02 AT 02:34 PM (EST)]My 4.2 is 6 quarts with a filter change, which puts it halfway between the add and full marks on the stick - and I'm pretty sure my manual says that the 4.6 and 5.4 are also 6 quarts, at least in the F150 for the '01 model year. However, the pan used on the F250 might be slightly larger - using 6 1/2 quarts doesn't seem unreasonable. Personally, I would just start with putting in 6 quarts and see where that is on the stick (once the engine has been started and the oil circulated, and then allowed to run back into the pan for a few minutes). I think the sticks are pretty close in the newer engines, as opposed to some of the old 302s where they were only accurate within a quart or two.
BTW, most of the Fords I've owned did have "add" and "full" marked on the stick - as do both the '89 and the '01 I own now.
LK
BTW, most of the Fords I've owned did have "add" and "full" marked on the stick - as do both the '89 and the '01 I own now.
LK
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