2024 Ford F-350 6.7L Power Stroke Diesel Oil & Filter Guide

AMSOIL diesel oil guide for 2024 Ford F-350 Pickup
AMSOIL diesel oil guide for trucks, vans, SUVs and diesel engines

What oil does a 2024 Ford F-350 6.7L Diesel take?

The 2024 Ford F-350 with the 6.7L 8-cylinder Engine Code [M] M Diesel Turbo requires an oil capacity of 15 quarts with a filter change. Recommended viscosities include 10W-30 for normal usage and 5W-40 for severe operations. AMSOIL recommends using Signature Series 10W-30 Max-Duty Diesel Oil (DTTQT-EA) paired with an AMSOIL Oil Filter (EAO98-EA)).

AMSOIL product recommendations

To simplify maintenance for your Ford Power Stroke, AMSOIL provides high-performance oil change kits and individual components designed for heavy-duty diesel service.

Engine Oil Options

Product Name Viscosity Part Number
AMSOIL Signature Series Max-Duty Diesel Oil 10W-30 DTTQT-EA
AMSOIL Heavy-Duty 100% Synthetic Diesel Oil 10W-30 ADNQT-EA

Oil Filter Options

Product Name Part Number
AMSOIL Oil Filter EAO98-EA
WIX Oil Filter 57151-EA

Coolant & Transmission Fluids

Product Name Part Number
AMSOIL Passenger Car & Light Truck Antifreeze ANTPC1G-EA
AMSOIL Propylene Glycol Antifreeze ANT1G-EA
AMSOIL Signature Series ULV ATF ULVPK-EA
AMSOIL Signature Series Fuel-Efficient ATF ATLPK-EA
AMSOIL OE Fuel-Efficient ATF OTLQT-EA

Engine Oil Specifications & Details

Proper lubrication is critical for the 6.7L Power Stroke to manage high pressures and heat. Always verify your specific operating environment before selecting a viscosity.

Oil Viscosity Recommendations

Viscosity Temperature Range / Condition
0W-40 All Temperatures
10W-30 Above -18°C (Normal usage)
5W-40 Above -29°C (Severe operations)
15W-40 Above -7°C (If biodiesel B20 max is used)

Note: The manufacturer recommends 10W-30 for normal usage and 5W-40 for severe operations. If biodiesel fuel blends (B20 max) are used, the use of 5W-40 or 15W-40 oil is recommended.

Service Capacities & Torque

Specification Value
Oil Capacity (with filter) 15 Quarts
Oil Drain Plug Torque 19 ft/lbs

Always check the oil level after refilling.

Coolant System Capacities

The 6.7L diesel engine has varying coolant capacities depending on your specific cooling configuration (e.g., Urea Injector Cooling or Auxiliary Radiators).

Configuration Capacity
Primary CSYS With AUX RAD 33.3 Quarts
Primary CSYS 31.7 Quarts
Secondary CSYS (With Urea Injector Cooling) 10 Quarts
Secondary CSYS (With Urea & Cooled Compressor) 8.2 Quarts

Diesel maintenance notes for this vehicle

Maintaining a heavy-duty diesel requires more than just periodic oil changes. Owners should focus on the following:

  • Fuel Quality: Monitor fuel quality and maintain Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) systems to ensure emissions compliance and engine health.
  • Turbocharger Protection: Adhere to strict oil and filter change intervals to protect high-pressure fuel components and the turbocharger.
  • Cooling System: Regularly inspect cooling system components, as modern diesel engines operate under high thermal stress.
  • Biodiesel Considerations: If using B20 biodiesel blends, ensure you are using the recommended 5W-40 or 15W-40 viscosity.

Common diesel oil-related concerns and how AMSOIL products may help

Concern Why it matters AMSOIL product How it may help Limitation
Engine Wear High-pressure diesel environments cause friction. DTTQT-EA Delivers up to 6X more wear protection. Requires proper service intervals.
Contaminants Soot and small particles can damage components. EAO98-EA Provides 99% filtering efficiency at 20 microns. Filter must be replaced regularly.
Extreme Temperatures Viscosity changes can affect lubrication. DTTQT-EA Excels in extreme temperatures. Not confirmed from source data for specific limits.

Common maintenance concerns for this vehicle

While the 6.7L Power Stroke is engineered for durability, owners should consider these practical checks:

  • High-Stress Environments: Because this truck is designed for heavy towing and commercial hauling, increased frequency of fluid inspections is recommended.
  • Cooling System Integrity: Given the complex cooling requirements (including Urea Injector Cooling), regular monitoring of coolant levels and quality is vital.
  • Suspension & Chassis: For Class 2 or Class 3 heavy-duty applications, regular inspections of suspension components are advised for long-term reliability.

Recall, TSB, and manufacturer communication notes

Official NHTSA recall research for the 2024 Ford F-350 Pickup returned no recall records at this time. However, owners should always verify open recalls by VIN, as applicability depends on production date, equipment, and specific trim levels.

About this vehicle

The 2024 Ford F-350 is a heavy-duty pickup truck belonging to the Ford Super Duty series. Unlike lighter consumer trucks like the F-150, the F-350 is engineered with heavier-duty chassis components to support significant payloads and high towing capacities. Depending on the Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR), these vehicles often fall into Class 2 or Class 3 categories.

This specific model features the Ford Power Stroke V8 diesel engine, specifically the 6.7L variant. The Power Stroke engine family is a cornerstone of Ford’s heavy-duty lineup, providing the torque and durability required for commercial hauling, agricultural work, and heavy towing applications. As part of the modern Super Duty evolution, this engine utilizes advanced diesel technology designed to thrive in high-stress environments.

Owners often research specialized maintenance requirements due to the complexity of modern diesel systems. Because these vehicles are frequently used for demanding tasks, maintaining strict service intervals for oil, filters, and cooling systems is a key part of long-term ownership.

Common questions about this vehicle’s diesel oil and maintenance

How much oil does my 6.7L Power Stroke take?

The engine requires 15 quarts of oil when performing a service that includes the oil filter change.

What is the recommended oil viscosity for my F-350?

For normal usage, the manufacturer recommends 10W-30. For severe operations, 5W-40 is recommended. If using B20 biodiesel blends, 5W-40 or 15W-40 is suggested.

Can I use AMSOIL for my diesel engine maintenance?

Yes, AMSOIL offers products like the Signature Series Max-Duty Diesel Oil (DTTQT-EA) which is designed for these applications.

What should I do if I use biodiesel fuel?

If using biodiesel fuel blends (up to B20 max), the AMSOIL lookup recommends using 5W-40 or 15W-40 oil viscosity.

How often should I change my oil filter?

While specific intervals depend on driving conditions, it is recommended to follow strict intervals to protect the turbocharger and high-pressure fuel components. AMSOIL offers high-efficiency options like the EAO98-EA filter.

How can I check for recalls on my 2024 F-350?

You should verify open recalls by checking your specific VIN through official Ford channels or the NHTSA website, as recall applicability depends on production details.

Disclaimer: Always consult your owner’s manual and a certified professional to confirm all fluid capacities, torque specifications, and service intervals for your specific vehicle.

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