Posted by rustred on August 23, 2012 at 10:23:47 from (184.151.222.55):
In Reply to: 02 F 450 engine oil posted by 37Chief on August 23, 2012 at 10:04:38:
i dont agree with that thin oil either. i asked at the dealership why thin oil nowadays? the guy told me so the oil is in circ. quicker. i am using 10-30 in winter and 10-40 in summer and all is fine. as i told the guy, you's just want to sell more engines. and as far as a pulling vehicle like that i would even go with 20-50 oil, which i also use. i prefer to have a more viscous oil in the brgs. than that water as i call it too. after all its just a film of oil thats keeping the engine running.my way of reasoning is alaska... light oil arizona... heavy oil. but thats my thoughts.
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