Motorcraft oil seems to be the only OEM type oil that gets any discussion on here. I wonder how many people are using this Ford oil in vehicles from other manufacturers. Do other car companies approve Motorcraft oils? Last time I checked it was not approved for use in GM vehicles (big surprise!!). Does anyone use it in a GM engine anyway? I have been using it in my '08 F150 5.4l and really like it, but I've only put 8k on it so far.
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I've used it in the past and even recently as a rinse for Auto-Rx. It's usually the cheapest thing you can find above SuperTech. I can only put it in jeeps (the only think I own at the moment).
Now if Mr. Goodwrench oil shows up on WM's shelves ..or any shelf ..at a competitive price, I think you'll see more posting about it. Until then, I think MC is going to be the OEM oil of distinction here on BITOG.
Now if Mr. Goodwrench oil shows up on WM's shelves ..or any shelf ..at a competitive price, I think you'll see more posting about it. Until then, I think MC is going to be the OEM oil of distinction here on BITOG.
5W20 MC jugs, used almost exclusively in 01 Honda Civic with 120k. Good relative deal for $12.50 at Walmart, and in the past has been less expensive than that. Never considered not using it because it said Motorcraft. Liked the idea it said "synthetic blend".
I agree it is a great oil at a great price. Is is approved by honda?
I used 5W-20 MC from Wallmart for my son's 2001 Honda Civic when it was under warrenty (5,000 mile changes). Then Mobil 1 came out with 5W-20 and we switched, running it for 7500 miles.
He has 140,000 miles on it and running fine.
He has 140,000 miles on it and running fine.
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