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What type of oil is recommended for the 2005 Ford Explorer?
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The oil recommended for the 2005 Ford Explorer is 5w-30, except for the 4.6L V8 engine which requires 5w-20. Using high-quality oil is essential to keep the engine running smoothly. Failure to maintain the proper oil can lead to engine issues, such as a burning smell or knocking noise. Additionally, poor gas mileage may occur. It is important to change the oil between every 5,000 to 10,000 miles to prevent engine problems.
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In 2005, the Ford Explorer offers three engine choices. Both 4.0L V6 engines need 5W-30 oil, while the 4.6L V8 needs 5W-20 oil. All engines must use full synthetic oil.
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High mileage: A term used to describe a vehicle that has been driven for a long distance.
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5w-30" refers to a specific type of motor oil with a viscosity grade of 5 in cold temperatures and 30 in hot temperatures.
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