tienlo
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Sorry for the clickbait title, but it's actually what my Ford dealer recommended.
Because I did a track day at 1600km, I changed out my Mustang's factory oil at about 2000km and used 5w30 oil (Valvoline Synpower FE).
Went in for my complimentary 3000km service and was surprised to hear that they didn't do an oil change at that service. Service guy mentioned something about Ford using a 'run-in oil'. Perhaps this is oil with a special dye that shows leaks?
Anyways, that means the first scheduled oil change is at 15,000km (my next service).
Does this seem ok? I understand most synthetic oils do last 15,000km without much deterioration, but on this forum at least people are doing several oil changes in the first 15,000km!
Because I did a track day at 1600km, I changed out my Mustang's factory oil at about 2000km and used 5w30 oil (Valvoline Synpower FE).
Went in for my complimentary 3000km service and was surprised to hear that they didn't do an oil change at that service. Service guy mentioned something about Ford using a 'run-in oil'. Perhaps this is oil with a special dye that shows leaks?
Anyways, that means the first scheduled oil change is at 15,000km (my next service).
Does this seem ok? I understand most synthetic oils do last 15,000km without much deterioration, but on this forum at least people are doing several oil changes in the first 15,000km!
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