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How many quarts of oil does a 2012 Ford F250 with a 6.7-liter engine require?
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For the 2012 Ford F-250 with a 6.7-liter power stroke engine, it is recommended to use Full synthetic oil SAE 10W-30 for normal weather conditions, but if you will be driving in severe weather, opt for 5W-40. The truck's oil capacity is 13 quarts as specified by the manufacturer. When replacing the oil, don't forget to also change the oil filter at the same time. Prices for oil will vary depending on the brand, starting at around $5 per quart and going up to $12. If you go to an auto service shop for an oil change, expect to pay more due to the large amount of oil required.
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If I purchase oil in gallons for a 2012 Ford F250 with a 6.7 turbo diesel engine that requires 13 quarts or 3.785 liters, how many gallons will be needed to fill it up?
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Why does the manual for my 2017 car state a requirement of 15 quarts of oil?
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The total oil capacity of the Ford 6.7L powerstroke engine is 13 quarts, which includes the amount of oil held by the filter.
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According to the instruction booklet, it specifies a total of seven quarts.
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15 quarts including the oil filter
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A 6.7-liter engine requires 13 quarts of oil.
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Thirteen quarters - that's $3.25 in total, right?
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The 6.7L powerstroke engine in a Ford vehicle needs 13 quarts of oil, which includes the oil filter capacity. Trucks and vehicles with a 6.7 powerstroke engine should use 10w-30 rated oil for regular operation.
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