Overfilled oil by one quart.
#3
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Step 1:
Unscrew the oil filler cap.
Step 2:
Hold an empty one quart oil bottle in your left hand.
Step3:
With your right hand, turn the truck upside down, holding the bottle under the oil fill opening until one carefully measured quart comes out filling the bottle.
Step 4:
Turn truck back right side up.
Step 5:
Place oil filler cap back on valve cover, tighten until it clicks.
Then place cap back on now full one quart oil bottle.
At least that's the way Scotty does it.
OR just drive it with one extra quart in it, it'll be fine.
Unscrew the oil filler cap.
Step 2:
Hold an empty one quart oil bottle in your left hand.
Step3:
With your right hand, turn the truck upside down, holding the bottle under the oil fill opening until one carefully measured quart comes out filling the bottle.
Step 4:
Turn truck back right side up.
Step 5:
Place oil filler cap back on valve cover, tighten until it clicks.
Then place cap back on now full one quart oil bottle.
At least that's the way Scotty does it.
OR just drive it with one extra quart in it, it'll be fine.
#4
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I've been using 12 quarts in both my trucks for the last 200k plus each.
Quite a few folks do this so as not to have a gallon jug with a leftover qt in it.
Don't worry about it.
Quite a few folks do this so as not to have a gallon jug with a leftover qt in it.
Don't worry about it.
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I fill mine with 3 gallons even. The pan has plently of capacity for the extra quart and it won't cause any problems. I buy my oil in gallon jugs and I have never like to hold on to the extra quart so I always poured it in.
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Originally Posted by farmer dave
I have also always used 3 gallons at oil changes, you can't even tell you are a quart high on the dip stick.
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Add an Amsoil Dual bypass filter setup. Spin on an oversized full flow and a BE100 bypass. Then you'll need to add an extra two quarts. or at least that's what I do.
14 qts of synthetic hurts the wallet, but only once a year. and I save the other half gallon for when I change the full flow at 6 months.
14 qts of synthetic hurts the wallet, but only once a year. and I save the other half gallon for when I change the full flow at 6 months.
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Originally Posted by infidel
I've been using 12 quarts in both my trucks for the last 200k plus each.
Quite a few folks do this so as not to have a gallon jug with a leftover qt in it.
Don't worry about it.
Quite a few folks do this so as not to have a gallon jug with a leftover qt in it.
Don't worry about it.
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Originally Posted by VADSLRAM
Add an Amsoil Dual bypass filter setup. Spin on an oversized full flow and a BE100 bypass. Then you'll need to add an extra two quarts. or at least that's what I do.
14 qts of synthetic hurts the wallet, but only once a year. and I save the other half gallon for when I change the full flow at 6 months.
14 qts of synthetic hurts the wallet, but only once a year. and I save the other half gallon for when I change the full flow at 6 months.
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Originally Posted by fordsux8269
you can either run it or just pull the filter off and drain it. That Should be about a quart.
Mike
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#15
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Originally Posted by bekim
Starting your motor with an empty oil filter is a no no.
Mike
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