MY FORD ESCAPE 2007 HAS 107,000 MILES AND USES 5-20 OIL. QUESTION: IS IT R ECOMMENDED TO CHANGE THIS OIL GRADE DUE TO THE HIGH MILEAGE?
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DavidH25 answered 4 years ago
No. Stick with what Ford specs say and 107,000 is not really that high to start to think about changing oil viscosity.
migration_fordtech57 answered 4 years ago
Reg,as david said,stay with what ford recomends,5-20 is a good grade of oil 107k is not high have seen these as high as 270 k if maintained,plus the 5-20 wt will also help fuel economy,hope this helps
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