The recommended engine oil for a Ford Festiva is Motorcraft motor oil. It is important to use the right oil to keep the engine clean, reduce wear, and maximize performance. The specific oil specifications can be found in the vehicle’s Owner’s Manual under Capacities and Specifications. Alternatively, you can refer to Ford’s Chemicals and Lubricants website for the recommended transmission fluid type.
Please note that it is always a good idea to consult the Owner’s Manual or contact a certified Ford dealership for the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the type of oil to use in your specific Ford Festiva model.
Contents
- What kind of oil does a 2009 Ford Fiesta take?
- Can I use 5W-30 in Ford Fiesta?
- Can I put 10W 40 in my Ford Fiesta?
- Can I use 5W 30 instead of 5W-20?
- Can I put 5W 30 in my Ford Fiesta?
- What kind of oil does a 1993 Ford Festiva take?
- What oil does a Ford Festiva take?
- What oil should I put in my Ford Fiesta?
- Can I put 10w 40 in my Ford Fiesta?
- What oil does 89 Ford Festiva take?
What kind of oil does a 2009 Ford Fiesta take?
Fiesta 1.25 MK 7 B299 (2008-2013) 03/09-12/13
| Description | COMMA X-FLOW TYPE F PLUS 5W30 |
|---|---|
| Use Conditions | Normal |
| Unit Size | 1L |
| RANKING | 158 |
| Capacity | 3.8-4 litre |
Can I use 5W-30 in Ford Fiesta?
The answer is any 5w-30 oil should work just fine. That oil most likely has a special blend of additives that are beneficial for the first oil fill-up from the factory. But as the car is 13 years old, filling up with any 5w30 is fine.
Can I put 10W 40 in my Ford Fiesta?
Which engine oil for a Ford Fiesta? Depending on the engine, Ford Fiestas usually require 10W40 semi-synthetic grade oil. However, the EcoBoost engine may require SAE 5W-20 synthetic oil; diesels are likely to need 5W-30.
Can I use 5W 30 instead of 5W-20?
Using 5W-30 instead can reduce fuel economy and impede flow throughout the engine. While using it temporarily in a pinch likely won’t cause your engine lasting harm, remember that the engineers who built your engine did so with a specific viscosity oil in mind, meaning it’s best to stick with it.
Can I put 5W 30 in my Ford Fiesta?
The answer is any 5w-30 oil should work just fine.
What kind of oil does a 1993 Ford Festiva take?
Ford Festiva 1993, API-Licensed™ Multi-Grade SAE 5W-30 Synthetic Motor Oil, by Royal Purple®.
What oil does a Ford Festiva take?
AMSOIL 5W-30 100% Synthetic High-Mileage Motor Oil.
What oil should I put in my Ford Fiesta?
FORD OIL SPECIFICATIONS
| BRAND | PRODUCT NAME | FORD SPECIFICATIONS |
|---|---|---|
| Magnatec | Magnatec Stop-Start 5W-30 A5 | WSS-M2C913-C; WSS-M2C913-D; WSS-M2C913-D |
| Magnatec | Magnatec 5W-30 DX | WSS-M2C946-A; WSS-M2C946-B1 |
| Magnatec Diesel | MAGNATEC Diesel 0W-20 | WSS-M2C952-A1 |
| Magnatec Diesel | Magnatec Diesel 5W-40 DPF | WSS-M2C917-A |
Can I put 10w 40 in my Ford Fiesta?
Which engine oil for a Ford Fiesta? Depending on the engine, Ford Fiestas usually require 10W40 semi-synthetic grade oil. However, the EcoBoost engine may require SAE 5W-20 synthetic oil; diesels are likely to need 5W-30.
What oil does 89 Ford Festiva take?
10W-30 – SAE 10W-30 is preferred. Capacity: With filter 3.6 quarts.
