HoosierDaddy
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The dealer isn't stupid, just trying to scare you into servicing the car there, so they can make more money off you.
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The dealer isn't stupid, just trying to scare you into servicing the car there, so they can make more money off you.
Well, in their eyes it's not stupid. They're just hoping their prey is stupid enough to believe them.The dealer isn't stupid, just trying to scare you into servicing the car there, so they can make more money off you.
Most are.Well, in their eyes it's not stupid. They're just hoping their prey is stupid enough to believe them.
Meow listen here, you have to use Ford Meowtercraft oil or it will void your warranty Meow. LOLSeems to me very unlikely that even a newbie Service Writer (what are they called these days?) would make such a statement. Someone at the agency was making a bet: "For lunches, let me see if I can convince this guy to use exclusively MotorCraft oii." It's a bad joke of some kind, or a misinterpretation of what the Owners Manual says, which is NOT "Use only Ford products," but "Use only products that meet Ford's well-defined standards."
For my part, I believe that it is a worthwhile decision to change to Full Synthetic oil from any major refiner, including Ford, PennZoil, Mobil, Castrol, and many others. It's not necessary in order to maintain factory warranties, I had an early experience with full-synthetic that convinced me the slight increase in price was more than outweighed by a ten-degree drop in oil temperature after a mid-event oil change during a hot Riverside International Raceway track session.
Just to add.....and use the correct oil filter. I have seen voided warranties for using the wrong type filter also.That would mean that everyone here that doesn't use motorcraft oil has voided their warranty.
Find a new dealer?
Edit: Just make sure you use the right oil.