Yes. Drain the oil and stick your finger in the drain hole, rubbing the bottom of the oil pan. You need to put something like Sea Foam (I use the whole can (16 oz.) in a fresh oil fill.....of the proper quantity...dipstick full for reference, with a new filter and turn on the AC (for your truck to help the engine get hot) and run it for half an hour, sitting in the driveway.........run the RPMs up somewhat from time to time to get good circulation...... Drain that and install new oil and filter and the dipstick should come out clear this time.
I had a clear plastic container that I used for a tractor oil change once with lid. For some reason I sat it on a shelf and it sat there for several years. Sometime later I came upon it and noticed that the oil was clear, no longer black and there was a definite condensed pile of sludge on the bottom. I did it for a neighbor's 2016 JD 4052 that sat too long and a 1988 Ford 3910 I bought 2 years ago with 900 hours in an estate sale where it was obvious the old owner didn't use it any longer. Your engine has the same thing.
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