Oil change insanit;y

Ruger · Dec 24, 2019

Count your blessings that you didn't get real stupid and buy a Ranger. You have to remove the front left tire and a rubber shroud to get to the oil filter.

Redleg · Dec 24, 2019

Bahahahah.....good grief!

goblues38 · Dec 24, 2019

i documented my experience with the FUMOTO

https://www.fordraptorforum.com/thr...sing-valve-not-drain-plug.69101/#post-1371560

tltoronto · Dec 24, 2019

https://roninfactory.com/products/ford-f150-raptor-oil-drain-ronin-factory

Saw this a while ago, and definitely impressed over the fumoto valve. Everything is internal, nothing really to catch on the outside, and its nice and anodized for a clean finish. The adapter to allow flow can be hooked up to a hose, so no mess either.

Raptor911 · Dec 24, 2019

The Ronin will only work on the plastic oil pan and the fumoto will only work on the metal oil pan.

tltoronto said:
https://roninfactory.com/products/ford-f150-raptor-oil-drain-ronin-factory

Saw this a while ago, and definitely impressed over the fumoto valve. Everything is internal, nothing really to catch on the outside, and its nice and anodized for a clean finish. The adapter to allow flow can be hooked up to a hose, so no mess either.

J

BangBang · Dec 24, 2019

How would I know which type oil pan I have to order the right valve?

WRCRaptor · Dec 24, 2019

Well you could use a magnet.

BangBang · Dec 25, 2019

What if it's aluminum?

Ruger · Dec 25, 2019

BangBang said:
What if it's aluminum?

Oh, that's easy: Drill a hole in it and look at the shavings.

BangBang · Dec 25, 2019

Perfect plan.
Step 1. Get my magnet and drill.
Step 2. Ignore WRC and Ruger

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