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First Maintenance
Broke 4,300 miles today and gave the truck it's first everything...
Oil change (Wix filter, Castrol Tection 15W-40 oil) Fumoto Valve N Series drain plug DEF fluid top-off (computer says I was below half) Drained the water separator filter Gotta say, I love working on this truck! |
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A Fumoto valve! I didnt buy one because I love the drain plug Ford put in stock.
But yes I will say Ford made these trucks very eary to work on. |
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Sounds good
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I don't mind the OEM drain plug...but I do mind the 8 foot stream of oil that shoots out at high pressure! The Fumoto N-Series has a hose nipple, so I can plug a hose onto the valve and drain straight into my drain pan...no mess, no oil on my hands, no high pressure spray!
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Just set a 5 gallon bucket under the oil drain and it catches that high pressure stream and you are drained in nothing flat. Never had a problem catching it.
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Did you have to take a piece off of the pan to put the Fumoto on? I noticed the valve they sent has a regular thread but the factory plug is like a 1/4 turn.
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here pictures of mine, i ended not using it after two oil changes cause it restricts alot, i also installed a cap cause of the stories of tumbleweeds opening this valves.
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what scared me , was that it was too easy for anybody to mess with it, now its sits collecting dust.
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i wounldnt install it on a 1/4 turn pan, too easy to wiggle out. but again its just my two cents
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My pan is metal and my drain plug was normal, not 1/4 turn.
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