Wrong Viscosity
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15W40 is fine for your 6.7 and there are more approved 15W40 oils on Ford's approved list than any other weight.
https://www.fcsdchemicalsandlubrican...SSM2C171F1.pdf
If it were me, I'd leave it and go to 5W40 on your next change if so desired.
https://www.fcsdchemicalsandlubrican...SSM2C171F1.pdf
If it were me, I'd leave it and go to 5W40 on your next change if so desired.
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OMG don't waste that oil!
Leave it in there and get the use out of it for the duration of the IOLM.
15w-40 is not a "wrong" viscosity. It's an approved vis on Ford's list.
I understand it's not the one you may have wanted, but for goodness sake don't fall victim to the internet hype about syns and vis.
Use it to it's full potential; run out the IOLM.
Leave it in there and get the use out of it for the duration of the IOLM.
15w-40 is not a "wrong" viscosity. It's an approved vis on Ford's list.
I understand it's not the one you may have wanted, but for goodness sake don't fall victim to the internet hype about syns and vis.
Use it to it's full potential; run out the IOLM.
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^^^^^. What Dave said. Drain the 15W40 and put in a 5W40. You will sleep better, I know I would if I were in Colorado..
Now if you were here in Florida I’d say not a big deal.
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I don't think it's fair to call someone a tight wad because they don't worry about the same things as you. (Me, I spend money like a drunken sailor...) I think it's more of a, "what concerns the individual" situation. Personally, being in CO in winter with 15W40 oil would't worry me. However, there are things that would worry me and not someone else.
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OK maybe tightwad wad is strong for some BUT I personally know people who are like that and who have done that they had oil for another vehicle they traded and refused to not use it. Was a corvette C7 but still kind of the same thing.
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15w-40w oil is fine in diesels for most of Colorado. Most people think we all live up in the mountains. The truth is the majority of us live either on the western slope of the Rockies or out on the plains (e.g. Denver, Ft Collins, Greeley, etc). While it can get cold here at times, it's not like living up in the Dakotas or Minnesota.
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