VIDEO: Ford And Chrysler Oil Specifications

VIDEO: Ford And Chrysler Oil Specifications

Andrew Markel discusses oil specification and weight, specifically those issued by Ford and Chrysler for their vehicles.

Andrew Markel discusses oil specification and weight, specifically those issued by Ford and Chrysler for their vehicles. Sponsored by Auto Value and Bumper to Bumper.

Video courtesy Underhood Service.

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