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2013-14 Shelby GT500
Your Car, Your Oil, And Your Warranty
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<blockquote data-quote="phil123" data-source="post: 14681619" data-attributes="member: 138261"><p>I have read the threads that say there are motor oils that are much better than Ford's and I don't know enough to say if that is true or not. I don't understand the logic of using one of those if they don't meet Ford specs while the car is under warranty. Why would you give Ford a justifiable excuse to deny your warranty in the event of an expensive repair? Using Ford oil isn't going to ruin your engine. If you want to make that choice fine but I don't think there is much room to complain if warranty is denied. To those that say that Ford will deny warranty no matter what I don't agree. I just had a clutch replaced under warranty on my Shelby with 25,000 miles on it, no problem. There are certainly dealers I wouldn't bring my car to but that doesn't mean there aren't any reputable dealers.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="phil123, post: 14681619, member: 138261"] I have read the threads that say there are motor oils that are much better than Ford's and I don't know enough to say if that is true or not. I don't understand the logic of using one of those if they don't meet Ford specs while the car is under warranty. Why would you give Ford a justifiable excuse to deny your warranty in the event of an expensive repair? Using Ford oil isn't going to ruin your engine. If you want to make that choice fine but I don't think there is much room to complain if warranty is denied. To those that say that Ford will deny warranty no matter what I don't agree. I just had a clutch replaced under warranty on my Shelby with 25,000 miles on it, no problem. There are certainly dealers I wouldn't bring my car to but that doesn't mean there aren't any reputable dealers. [/QUOTE]
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