2009–2010 Ford F-150 Oil Change
Exact oil type, capacity, filter part numbers, drain plug size and torque for the 2009–2010 Ford F-150 with the Triton 5.4L engine, plus the tools you'll need and a step-by-step video.
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Ford 5.4L Triton V8 — F-150 2009–2010
2009–2010 F-150 · 2009–2010 F150
First Timer Friendly
✅ Last generation 5.4 Triton. Same procedure as 2004–2008. Good straightforward DIY oil change.
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Oil Type
5W-20 Full Synthetic
Capacity
6.0 quarts (with filter)
Oil Filter
Motorcraft FL-820S | Fram PH8A
Engine Code
Triton 5.4L
Tools You'll Need
- 15mm drain plug socket or wrench
- Oil filter wrench (standard spin-on type)
- Oil drain pan — minimum 2 gallon capacity
- Torque wrench
- New crush washer (Ford #W701294-S437)
- Funnel
- Rags or shop towels
Instructional Video
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| Drain plug size | 15mm | Torque: 20 ft-lbs |
| Crush washer | Ford #W701294-S437 |
| Filter type | Spin-on — standard filter wrench |
| Filter location | Passenger side of engine block |
| Oil change interval | 5,000–10,000 miles (full synthetic) or per OEM monitor |
| Oil life reset | Press OK on steering wheel. Navigate to Oil Life Reset. Hold OK to confirm. |
🛢️ Oil Pal tip: At 6 quarts Oil Pal handles this drain comfortably.
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