2009 Ford Ranger Oil Capacity, Types, & Filters
Your ultimate DIY maintenance guide for the 2009 Ford Ranger oil change is here! No more searching – find all the critical oil specs for your 2009 Ford Ranger, including exact engine oil capacity, the manufacturer recommended oil viscosity and type, and the correct OEM and aftermarket oil filters.
We cover all available engine options categorized by their specific engine codes, ensuring you get pinpoint accuracy for your specific vehicle configuration. Keep reading to discover everything required for a successful 2009 Ford Ranger oil change!
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| Engine & Code | Oil Capacity | Oil Viscosity/Type | Oil Filter |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2.3L 4-cylinder [E] SOHC E | 4 quarts (with filter) | SAE 5W-20 (All TEMPS) | Ford FL-820-S |
| 4.0L 6-cylinder [D] D | 5 quarts (with filter) | SAE 5W-30 (All TEMPS) | Ford FL-910S |
Select Your 2009 Ford Ranger Engine Option
2.3L 4-cylinder Engine Code [E] SOHC E
Engine:
2.3L 4-cylinder [E] SOHC E [aka 2.3L L4 (Gas)]
Body & Trims:
FX4, Sport, XL, XLT
Oil Capacity:
4 quarts (with filter)
Oil Viscosity/Type:
SAE 5W-20 (All TEMPS)
OEM Oil Filter:
Oil Filter Replaces:
F1AZ-6731-A
2009 Ford Ranger 2.3L 4-cylinder [E] SOHC E oil change details
Oil Grade:
SEO15
Oil Capacity:
4 quarts. (with filter). This is the capacity with the oil filter installed. Always check the oil level after refilling.
Oil Viscosity/Type:
SAE 5W-20 (All TEMPS)
Oil Drain Plug Torque:
21 ft/lbs (Oil Drain Plug)
Notes:
N/A
4.0L 6-cylinder Engine Code [D] D
Engine:
4.0L 6-cylinder [D] D [aka 4.0L V6 (Gas)]
Body & Trims:
Sport, XL, XLT
Oil Capacity:
5 quarts (with filter)
Oil Viscosity/Type:
SAE 5W-30 (All TEMPS)
OEM Oil Filter:
Oil Filter Replaces:
1S7Z-6731-DA, FL-793
2009 Ford Ranger 4.0L 6-cylinder [D] D oil change details
Oil Grade:
SEO60
Oil Capacity:
5 quarts. (with filter). This is the capacity with the oil filter installed. Always check the oil level after refilling.
Oil Viscosity/Type:
SAE 5W-30 (All TEMPS)
Oil Drain Plug Torque:
18 ft/lbs (Oil Drain Plug)
Notes:
N/A
People also ask – 2009 Ford Ranger
What is the oil capacity of a 2009 Ford Ranger?
Depending on the specific engine option, the 2009 Ford Ranger oil capacity ranges from 4 to 5 quarts. Here is the exact oil capacity breakdown for each available engine configuration:
• 2.3L 4-cylinder ([E] SOHC E): 4 quarts. (with filter). This is the capacity with the oil filter installed. Always check the oil level after refilling.
• 4.0L 6-cylinder ([D] D): 5 quarts. (with filter). This is the capacity with the oil filter installed. Always check the oil level after refilling.
Always check your dipstick after refilling to ensure the proper level.
What type of oil does a 2009 Ford Ranger use?
Across its 2 available engine configurations, the 2009 Ford Ranger uses the following motor oil viscosities: SAE 5W-20 (All TEMPS) and SAE 5W-30 (All TEMPS). Using the correct manufacturer-approved oil weight is crucial for engine health. Here are the specific oil type requirements by engine:
• 2.3L 4-cylinder ([E] SOHC E):Grade: SEO15
SAE 5W-20 (All TEMPS)
• 4.0L 6-cylinder ([D] D):
Grade: SEO60
SAE 5W-30 (All TEMPS)
What is the best oil filter for the 2009 Ford Ranger?
The proper oil filter depends on your exact engine code. The 2009 Ford Ranger utilizes the following premium aftermarket Wix oil filters across its lineup: 51348-EA and 51372-EA. Here is the specific OEM and aftermarket filter data for each engine:
• 2.3L 4-cylinder ([E] SOHC E):OEM Filter: Ford FL-820-S
Wix Filter: 51348-EA
• 4.0L 6-cylinder ([D] D):
OEM Filter: Ford FL-910S
Wix Filter: 51372-EA
How often should I change the oil in my 2009 Ford Ranger?
For modern models running full synthetic oil, oil change intervals are typically every 7,500 to 10,000 miles. However, for older Ford Ranger generations (1985-2010) or those using conventional/synthetic-blend fluid, changing the oil and filter every 3,000 to 5,000 miles is highly recommended to prevent sludge buildup. Regardless of engine (2.3L 4-cylinder and 4.0L 6-cylinder), you should change your oil at least once a year even if you don’t reach the mileage limit.