Just to triple check, is drivers side considered left or right.I'm a "while I'm in there" kind of person and would replace them all. Just a personal preference.
I'm not a mechanic. It may not be needed. It would help me sleep better at night. That's all.
Driver side is Left side.Just to triple check, is drivers side considered left or right.
5-30 is fine for NA, I would not be running 5-20 with a power adder, temps come up instantly under boost.If boosted why run 5w20?
This was my question - why 5w20? I thought boosted applications required 5w50?If boosted why run 5w20?
Not necessarily a REQUIREMENT but it certainly is a big time recommendation.This was my question - why 5w20? I thought boosted applications required 5w50?
I'd sleep better knowing why it happened. Replacing parts without finding and fixing the root cause would keep me awake...I'm not a mechanic. It may not be needed. It would help me sleep better at night. That's all.
While I'm no fan of either, before everyone hops on that bandwagon ask yourself why only 1 rocker out of 32 is affected then?Proof again that 5W20 is NOT thick enough to provide the boundary layer protection that is needed in these motors! and Proof again why Ford switched to 5W30 in all Coyotes with 5W50 spec'd for track use. You had both against you, 5W20 AND Junk Royal Purple oil! Hopefully you learned a lesson... ;)
Ehhh... there is no "black and white" as it relates to which oil to run.5-30 is fine for NA, I would not be running 5-20 with a power adder, temps come up instantly under boost.
Exactly.While I'm no fan of either, before everyone hops on that bandwagon ask yourself why only 1 rocker out of 32 is affected then?
Yeah odd. I’m not going to jump to conclusions. Replacing what needs to be replaced and running 5w30 motorcraftWhile I'm no fan of either, before everyone hops on that bandwagon ask yourself why only 1 rocker out of 32 is affected then?
Yeah I’m in Michigan, 3k miles or so a year, 1 oil change per year. Probably going to run 5w30 motorcraft from now on.Ehhh... there is no "black and white" as it relates to which oil to run.
Way too many factors... climate? How hard is the car driven? How often? How many miles per year? How often does the oil get changed? Do you use any additives?
If I lived in a cold climate, rarely drove my car in boost, and changed the oil every 6 months regardless of mileage -- there is NO WAY you could get me to run 5w50. Absolutely not.
Oh, I'm not concerned about his current failure, that is simply a surface finish issue most likely. The rest of the motor of unknown history, tune, maintenance and use is why I wouldn't be running 5-20 in this car. The reason they go to 5-50 is because it causes less issue with the VVT control on track.Ehhh... there is no "black and white" as it relates to which oil to run.
Way too many factors... climate? How hard is the car driven? How often? How many miles per year? How often does the oil get changed? Do you use any additives?
If I lived in a cold climate, rarely drove my car in boost, and changed the oil every 6 months regardless of mileage -- there is NO WAY you could get me to run 5w50. Absolutely not.