Does a 2014 Ford Fiesta SE take full synthetic oil? Or just regular?

Does a 2014 Ford Fiesta SE take full synthetic oil? Or just regular? - 1

READ the owner's manual and use the grade and type of oil that's recommended by the vehicle manufacturer.

Read the Owners Manual to check the type of oil it takes. Putting the wrong oil in your vehicle can damage parts, cause leaks and have other effects.

Fully synthetic oil will protect your engine much better than standard mineral oil. 5w-30 will be ideal. Large supermarkets sell their own brand at affordable prices.

Just think, If you had read the owners manual before asking, you'd know the answer already.

Forget any fancy oil, just use regular oil that's on sale - all motor oil must pass the same API inspections, so it does not matter if you buy oil labeled as walmart brand or shell

Full synthetic or synthetic blend 5W-20 That meets WSS-M2C945-A Ford spec… It'll be written right on the oil bottle label…

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