Motorcraft is the exclusive oil filter OEM for Ford. Its oil filters made in 2017 and later are not only designed to USCAR-36 specs, signed off on by Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE). They're also subjected to extensive quality testing. Their large area of filtration optimizes efficiency for the life of your motor oil, and temperature-resistant silicone anti-drain back valves both help prevent dry starts and keep debris from getting into and damaging the engine. Best of all, they're backed by 2-year, unlimited-mileage warranties for peace of mind, with most labor included.

Ford recommends oil filters get replaced when you see the signs they're going bad -- an engine oil warning light, for example, plus loss of oil pressure, a stressed oil pump, worn bearings, and other engine problems. Otherwise, change them every 3 months or 3,000 miles or so, whenever you get an oil change.

Oil filter replacement can cost little as $25 to as much as $130 on average. It depends on the Ford model you drive, what motor oil your vehicle runs on -- conventional, synthetic, a synthetic blend, or high-mileage, on having to flush and replace the oil and put in a new filter at the same time, on having to replace other parts simultaneously (say, an oil cooler or a housing adapter), and on what kind of engine your ride's got (e.g., a 5.4-liter Triton). A Ford Mustang oil change and filter replacement, for example, can run $125 to $140. For a Ford F-150, $140 or $150. Oil filter adapter replacement on an F-150, $405 to $470; oil cooler replacement for a Mustang, $200 to $230, and so on.

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