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Re: Ford 5000 diesel. What oil?


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Posted by Beta on February 23, 2013 at 06:53:56 from (97.75.67.82):

In Reply to: Ford 5000 diesel. What oil? posted by billinaz on February 10, 2013 at 20:45:05:

I love oil war threads. I don"t see them here all that often but go to a diesel pickup discussion forum and read till your eyes hurt. Some guys would get into fist fights if not seperated by the web. After 25 years working in a Kubota tractor dealership and 30 years of owning, operating, maintaining and repairing my own diesel equipment (tractors below 100 hp and diesel pickups) I can say that I have NEVER seen an engine overhauled due to an engine related oil failure IF something EVEN CLOSE to the proper weight, proper API rating, proper fluid level and some resemblence of proper change interval has been maitained. Now, lost drain plugs, holes in oil pans, leaking turbo oil lines, broken pressure sending units, etc is another story. A broken oil pressure sending unit is why my 1991 7710 had a BSD engine put in it at 2500 hours (previous owner). The point is to use the brand you want that meets spec and you will be fine. I agree with Rod in that Rotella is good oil with great marketing. I"ve run 30wt Delo 400 in all my tractors for years. Is it the best? They still run... and good
If you just follow that bit of advice, you will find that you will be overhauling that engine due to other factors, primarily low compression, long before you overhaul it due to poor lubrication. Good luck to all. -Steve-


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