When it comes to keeping your Ford Expedition in the best possible shape, you've got a lot of general maintenance tasks to keep track of. Follow our handy guide so that you know exactly what to do at each interval.
Every 5,000 miles:
At the very least, you'll need an oil and oil filter change every 5,000 miles. While your vehicle is in the shop, have your technician check the following:
Open recalls for your model, trim level and year
Tire pressure and wear, adjusting or rotating as needed
Fluid levels, topping up when necessary
Brake system
Interior and exterior lights
Coolant system
Steering system
Suspension
All 15,000 mile service items, plus:
When your Expedition reaches 15,000 miles, you'll need to inspect:
Drive axle boots
Transfer case and differential
Exhaust system
Windshield wipers, replacing blades if needed
Your mechanic should also change your air filters in both the engine and cabin, on top of completing all of the tasks for the 5,000-mile service
All 30,000 service items, plus:
Ignition system
Transmission
Fuel lines
You'll also need to replace the fuel filter at this interval. If your Expedition is one of the models with climate-controlled seats, you may need to change the seat cushion filters as well.
Each Ford vehicle requires custom service and maintenance based on model, trim, engine and service duty. The above checklist is a standard recommended list and other services may be performed. Contact our service department to find out what maintenance services will be required on your specific vehicle.
