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2025 Oil Capacity

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Here is what mine looks like with 6.5 qts in it.
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My 2020 dipstick looks a bit different actually. The bend on mine is a lot closer to the top dot. I find this car a pain to check the level. It doesn’t help that there isn’t a level spot pretty much anywhere near me. This is kinda why i don’t know the level until i extract it.
 

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My 2020 dipstick looks a bit different actually. The bend on mine is a lot closer to the top dot. I find this car a pain to check the level. It doesn’t help that there isn’t a level spot pretty much anywhere near me. This is kinda why i don’t know the level until i extract it.
On yours, provided the holes are in the same spots as mine (looks like it) and your oil reaches the beginning of the bent when you pull it from a cold engine, that should be roughly 6.5 qts and where I keep mine.

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Departments that run the 3.0 TT Interceptors put 6.5 quarts in their vehicles. My 2020 3.0 TT had a fill with 6.5 quarts written on the tower brace. My old 2012 Taurus squad as well as my 17 Explorer PIU the garage would add 1/2 quart extra and they lasted well over 100K miles and 9-15 thousand idle hours without any issues.
 



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