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The seller's lack of coherence and writing ability boggles the mind! He either doesn't understand the meaning of reading comprehension, or he never proofread what he wrote. 🤦

For this type of threads we need polls.

Unless you live at the North Pole, go with 15W-50 year-round.

Micron makes solid state and memory chips.

Taiwan and South Korea are at 4nm and bellow. Good luck catching up to them.

Here is the logical answer: the engine might be very clean after the manufacturing process, or there might be debris in there. There will also be some assembly lube left and mixed with the oil. Change it, and do another change at 2500 miles and then proceed with 5000 mile changes. It's and...

There has to be an obligatory debate. 🤔

Why not enjoy it more than that?

I'm shocked that videos like the one bellow even exist. People are lazy.

You can mix, yes. Or Mobil 1 FS 0W-40.

The good thing is that the OP has several good options to choose from. 😊

It's available from Motorcraft: https://www.motorcraft.com/us/en_us/home/our-products/chemicals-and-lubricants/transmission-fluid/mercon-sp-automatic-transmission-fluids.html It's not hard to make, because the additive package used in Valvoline EP ATF, Mobil 1 LV ATF HP, and all TES 668 fluids...

No, the Turbo Charger fails first. You almost never blow the rod bearings with Lucas. On such big engines, rod knock isn't really a thing. As soon as the engine is under load with a failing rod bearing, it's toast. Still, it's not as irritating as the boys descending and shrinking.

+1 for Valvoline Extended Protection ATF. It has a higher quality additive package than MaxLife. That doesn't mean that MaxLife is a bad product by any means. This is a good deal: I'll give you my two cents: since it's a 2006, and the transmission sits behind a torque Diesel engine, I would...

One quart out of firve quarts is the exact same as two gallons out of ten gallons. It does none of the bellow claims: I can't believe how Lucas Oil can lie with a straight face: How Lucas was created:

Guess what happens when you put two to four gallons of Lucas in a ten gallon sump.

It's the anti oxidant in motor oil that changes color with heat.