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Just depends on how long you would like to leave the oil in.

You can use either 0w-20 ASM, good for 1yr - 25,000miles. (what I use) or
5w-20 XLM, good for 6months - 7,500miles.

Also EAO42 filter and engine flush depending on your current mileage. If you need some help let me know.

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Posts: 1424 | Location: DFW, TX | Registered: 17 July 2005

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tot rod

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i have 29,000 miles on my truck, if i used the 25,000 or the 7,500 mile oil, would i still need to change the filter between changes?

Posts: 227 | Location: CINTI. OH ** (WHO-DEY)GO BENGALS** | Registered: 20 May 2006

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Hemi5

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No you won't need to change the filter as long as you use the AMSOIL filter. Here is a link where you can read about the filters.

http://www.synmotors.com/page90/page21/index.html

Also since you have over 20,000 miles on your truck use the AMSOIL flush.

www.SynMotors.com

Free AMSOIL Catalog

www.TheWaxPro.com

Posts: 184 | Location: Lawrenceville, GA | Registered: 27 October 2005

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HeminatorTom

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I am using the SSO 0W/30 and its a 35,000 mile oil or one year. I have 18,000 on it so far and the dip stick still reads full. The signature series is the best synthetic that anyone has and I will stick with it.
Dave Mann at http://www.performanceoiltechnology.com/forddiesel.htm is the one that advised me to use it. If any of you Amsoil dealers disagree, please advise why.

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Posts: 2373 | Location: Union City, CA | Registered: 13 November 2006

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tot rod

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if i use 5w/20 would i need to use a ow/20 if their is one or is the sso ow/30 the one that i need to use with amsoil? i would like to get a price with the flush please. thank you

Posts: 227 | Location: CINTI. OH ** (WHO-DEY)GO BENGALS** | Registered: 20 May 2006

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HeminatorTom

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I believe Big Art would be the one you need to contact. Send him an e-mail with your telephone number so ya'll can talk about it. If you have the extra money, I would put the dual filtration system on it, if your going to keep it for a while. Makes it easy to change filters and sure filters out the small stuff. I love mine.

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go with Amsoil!

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OK! You've convinced me to "upgrade" to AMSOIL. My question now is: Has anyone, non racer, gone with the Pre Charger (AMK-01)? At USD $344.00 is it worth the added expense for an average Joe who doesn't plan to race or, doesn't haul a large trailer? I do like the idea of the dual-stage filter.

At 15K miles, I'm due for service for front and rear diffs. and an oil change...and it'll be AMSOIL all the way.

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Posts: 837 | Location: Lima, NY | Registered: 12 September 2007

Ignored post by M.Schuster posted

Filter and Lubrication Consultant

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The pre-oiler "AMSOILER" is on my truck and 2 of the other guys here in Cali. They work great and keep the oil MUCH CLEANER.

When your a PC or Dealer it cuts the price down by quite a chunk.

Let one of us know and we'll make sure you get it wholesale.

Posts: 2373 | Location: Union City, CA | Registered: 13 November 2006

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Thanks BigArt! The dealer I'm working with may cut me a deal. I'll see Wednesday when he does the change-over.

BTW -- How much additional oil is consumed (needed) when adding the dual-stage filters and pre-oiler? I'm guessing a little more than a quart. Maybe 2?

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Posts: 837 | Location: Lima, NY | Registered: 12 September 2007

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Filter and Lubrication Consultant

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The dealer your working with should give you the oppurtunity to sign up as a Preferred Customer which gives you the same wholesale as Dealers. If he doesn't, I'd say work with a Dealer from here and help support our members.

Depending on which filters you go with depends on how much extra oil. I prefer the EAO15EA and EABP100 with the by-pass kit which adds 2 extra quarts.

Posts: 2373 | Location: Union City, CA | Registered: 13 November 2006

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here's the pic.. it's been on my truck for 5 years now. Very easy to install.

Posts: 2373 | Location: Union City, CA | Registered: 13 November 2006

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M.Schuster

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quote:
Originally posted by BigART:
The dealer your working with should give you the oppurtunity to sign up as a Preferred Customer which gives you the same wholesale as Dealers. If he doesn't, I'd say work with a Dealer from here and help support our members.

Depending on which filters you go with depends on how much extra oil. I prefer the EAO15EA and EABP100 with the by-pass kit which adds 2 extra quarts.

The dealer gave me the discount on the hardware but he doesn't pre-load orders. In other words, I'd get the discounts on my next purchase of oil and filters.

Oh, they liked your location -- here's mine.

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