2022 Ford edge titanium AWD 2.0l Ecoboost

[MetalSlug]

Just bought an 2022 Ford edge titanium 2.0 ecoboost 70k miles from a dealer, everything seem clean. I would like to do a complete fluid change. Oil. Front and rear diff .

Any suggestion . 90% in city driving. Beside oil change anyway To make prolong the life of the turbo.

 

[hemitom]

Oil > 0w30 5w30 0w40 of your choice .
In my mkx I went with Amsoil 75w140 p.t.u
rear differential pennzoil 75w90 I stuck with this grade because the factory fill at 40k looked like new .
The p.t.u changed just prior to the diff was as black as tar .

 

[fantastic]

Easy way is go up a grade and full synthetic to handle any additional heat from the turbo. Using 75w-140 for gear oil. The rear gear fluid in my f350 looked worse than the front so depending on how your Edge is set up probably the same thing. We normally hear of rear ends going out with little heard from the front. That's why I go thicker in the back axle.

 

[GI_GRIFF]

Just bought an 2022 Ford edge titanium 2.0 ecoboost 70k miles from a dealer, everything seem clean. I would like to do a complete fluid change. Oil. Front and rear diff .

Any suggestion . 90% in city driving. Beside oil change anyway To make prolong the life of the turbo.

I would go OEM Motorcraft on this one for engine oil.
https://www.ford.com/product/engine-oil-p4000054975

 

[GW.]

From new I would have suggested Mobil 1 ESP 0W-30. But with miles I would go with Valvoline Restore and Protect 5W-30.

 

[DCDG]

Pick a brand probably easy enough ordering straight through Valvoline's website.

 

[BISCUT]

I've had a lifetime of positives with Mobil 1, but anything similar that meets spec is a-ok. The Eco's, IMO, are 5k OCI's. I would use a 30wt or a light 40wt like Mobil 1 Euro 0w40.

Front/rear diffs would be Amsoil or Valvoline in the bag for the win!

I would drain/fill radiator fluid and service transmission as well....and transmissionfer case if it has one. Not sure if it shares or is a solo unit on that vehicle.

 

[SEBZX79]

Valvoline RaP for the next 4 x4k changes. See what comes out then use what ever u want after that. A good 0w30 would be perfect

 

[DCDG]

Where’s OP located, tx no? Why the need for a 0W could easily swing 5W-30

 

[SEBZX79]

Where’s OP located, tx no? Why the need for a 0W could easily swing 5W-30

Definitely would.

 

[badtlc]

is it a front diff or a PTU? The ford PTUs are very hard on fluid and I would get the best fluid you can and probably change it every 50k, if it is PTU.

 

[MetalSlug]

Where’s OP located, tx no? Why the need for a 0W could easily swing 5W-30

Yes Texas DFW

 

[Japanese]

Any suggestion. 90% in city driving. Beside oil change anyway To make prolong the life of the turbo.

From new I would have suggested Mobil 1 ESP 0W-30. But with miles I would go with Valvoline Restore and Protect 5W-30.

I would do either of these.

 

[40Deluxe]

Pennzoil 5w30 Ultra Platinum, 75-140 synthetic in the PTU, 80-90 in rear differential. This is what I have always used in my 2015 all-wheel drive Titanium Edge.