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I'd run any synthetic 15W-40 and be done with it.


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There are other companies besides Shell and Mobil that make 5w40 diesel oil.

If it didn't call for 5w40 specifically...I would just use any good 15w40.


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Bought three gallons of rotella at Wal-Mart's yesterday. They had five gallons on the shelf. Just under $17 a gallon. They had delvac and delo also. Several gallons of each.

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I just called our local Ford dealer and talked to the main diesel mechanic.


He recommended a regional branded oil called Cenex Maxtron.

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I’m really glad that I recently changed the oil in the Cummins and have a little inventory! memtb


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Be careful if you have a Ford F-250 6.7 diesel. Ford says that if you use an oil with an API rating of CK-7 you will void their warranty. They say you must use an API CJ-7 oil or their Motorcraft Oil. Rotella T-6 qualifies.

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Originally Posted by Hastings
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T4 at Walmart $14.38

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Shell-Ro...W-40-Diesel-Motor-Oil-1-Gallon/181236405

Had 48 gallons shipped the other day before the price went up from $13.97


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Originally Posted by ro1459
Be careful if you have a Ford F-250 6.7 diesel. Ford says that if you use an oil with an API rating of CK-7 you will void their warranty. They say you must use an API CJ-7 oil or their Motorcraft Oil. Rotella T-6 qualifies.

I think more specifically, be sure the oil meets Ford WSS-M2C171-F1 specification. If it doesn't indicate it on the bottle, can check the manufacturer's website for specs.

Ford Launches New Oil Spec For 6.7L Power Stroke Diesel - fordauthority.com

From the article linked:

Ford Motor Company is launching a new oil specification for its Power Stroke diesel engines – and especially the all-new, 6.7-liter Power Stroke V8, as found in the 2017 Ford F-Series Super Duty.

The spec is called “WSS-M2C171-F1,” which – we think you’ll agree – rolls right off the tongue and no one will have any trouble remembering, ever. Ford is presenting it as a friendlier alternative to the new CK-4 specification, as some oils meeting CK-4 standards have been found to lead to accelerated wear in the new 6.7L Power Stroke due to their low phosphorous content. Ford recommends using CJ-4 oils in a pinch, but that oil is currently being phased out.

Ford, through its Motorcraft parts brand, will shortly begin selling its own WSS-M2C171-F1 oils for Power Stroke diesels, but in the meantime, there’s another option: some CK-4 oils have been tested and approved to meet WSS-M2C171-F1 standards. They are available in SAE 10W-40, 15W-40, 5W-40, and 0W-40 grades; SAE 10W-30 oils made to CK-4 spec cannot be compliant with WSS-M2C171-F1.

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Rotella is a standard when it comes to quality

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Originally Posted by keystoneben
Rotella is a standard when it comes to quality


By who's standards and what criteria? Their quality is no better or worse than: Mobil, Chevron, Shaeffer, Lubrication Engineers, Valvoline.....

Their products aren't anything special

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Bought the last 2.5 gallon jug of T6 5w40 my local TSC had

$63 OTD.......

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Originally Posted by SamOlson
I just called our local Ford dealer and talked to the main diesel mechanic.


He recommended a regional branded oil called Cenex Maxtron.


ConocoPhillips makes some too.


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New Holland just changed their oil supplier to Shell recently...if you're a die hard fan, you might check the stock at your local NH dealer.

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Originally Posted by Jim_Conrad
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I just called our local Ford dealer and talked to the main diesel mechanic.


He recommended a regional branded oil called Cenex Maxtron.


ConocoPhillips makes some too.




Stopped by the co-op this afternoon to get the Maxtron.

They only had it in quarts.

Lame.


But the man said I do have T6 5w-40 in gallon jugs.

I said yeah right...


He said we found some old stock inventory.

Oh really?

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I'd already stopped at Napa and bought some more regular 15w-40. Kept it locked up in the cab while I was in the co-op...lol

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Haha that’s where it all went. I need the 15-40 for my son 02 TDI


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Originally Posted by SamOlson
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Originally Posted by SamOlson
I just called our local Ford dealer and talked to the main diesel mechanic.


He recommended a regional branded oil called Cenex Maxtron.


ConocoPhillips makes some too.




Stopped by the co-op this afternoon to get the Maxtron.

They only had it in quarts.

Lame.


But the man said I do have T6 5w-40 in gallon jugs.

I said yeah right...


He said we found some old stock inventory.

Oh really?

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I'd already stopped at Napa and bought some more regular 15w-40. Kept it locked up in the cab while I was in the co-op...lol

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haha


Felt guilty driving home with the loot in plain sight!

And then I gotta show off here, like a dog prancing around with a deer leg...


Providing we don't get robbed or the garage burns down we should be good on oil for the next 12 months.


42 gallons of 5w-40 and about 65 gallons of 15w-40.


And we got the filter order in a couple weeks ago.



One less thing to worry about, that and this chit is only going to go up in price. Might as well stock up.

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Originally Posted by SamOlson


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No wonder I can't find any!!


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