Ford F150 Oil Filter

Every Ford F150 truck uses oil to lubricate its engine components and comes with an oil filter to clean the oil during use. Oil filters are necessary because oil becomes contaminated over time, but these filters clog and wear out with use. This is why it's important to replace oil filters in your truck regularly, or you'll suffer from F150 engine performance issues and eventual damage. If you aren't sure which part to select, AutoZone helps you choose Ford F150 oil filters that fit based on your truck's year, make, model, and engine size.

For canister-style filters, raise your truck and place a drain pan underneath to start the replacement process. Unbolt the oil drain plug and let the old oil drain out of your truck before replacing the plug. Use a filter wrench to remove the canister-style filter near your oil pan, and then hand-tighten the new filter in its place. Add new oil, and you're done. For small cartridge-style filters, raise the hood of your truck and locate the filter access in front of your air pathway in your truck's engine compartment. Use a wrench or socket to loosen and remove the access cap on your filter housing. Replace the o-ring on the filter cap, then swap your filter with its replacement before reinstalling the cap to finish the replacement process.