Nelson21

+1 passenger side is 5 quarts.

GhostRider02GT

i dunno then, never failed me at my shop, weird.

Chubstang

I ran synthetic in my tbird for a few thousand miles and then switched back to regular oil with no probs.

aynjell

Well, I bought 7 quarts of oil. 5w-20 Royal Purple. I came to a consensus that it was just a better idea to run the 5w-20 than try the 5w-30 with the people I talked to, so O'Reilly's tracked some down for me at one of thier stores. Bought a wix filter, I'll give that a try. Some learned people seem to really like wix. We'll see how that treats me.

Gonna dump the royal purple in tommorrow. I'll let you guys know what I think. It costs twice what it'd cost me to use motorcraft, but if I notice ANY improved difference, I'll chalk it up to being worthwhile. I'll let you guys know what a complete auto-noob thinks tommorrow night when I go out hot rodding.

yelw02GT

you can switch back and forth as you please, when i was in highschool i used to work at a mobil1 lube express i can tell you just about anything that has to do with oil, old people make up storys about switching oil is bad...old people are afriad of anything new when it comes to cars...here, just dont listen to old people..anywho, synthetic oil FTW it beats reagular oil to death is just about everyway, if you love your car use synthetic

kcp1989

just a little secret for everyone.
mopar oil is re labeled mobile one full synthetic. about 60% cheaper to.

mustangrich

Where did you see that?

GhostRider02GT

I use the Mobil 1 filters currently manage a lube center and I have been sold on them, just my .02

darlingnikkiGT

my '03 gt took 6 quarts of mobil 1 5w-20 today

gknight

My 01 GT filler is on pass side and takes 5 qts. Also, Ford says to use their motorcraft fiter, it's suppose to have a built in check valve to help prevent cold start knock.