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Jesus. I'd have found a lemon law lawyer.

ftfy For the record, I already did that. In fact, I believe Gemini kicked in.

ok, the elephant in the room here: WTH replacement parts does a leased vehicle need????????? Any modern plain old car--EV included--should be able to go the term of a lease without drama.

I've threatened to get a white Explorer with a brush guard, steelies, and a roof rack just to fsck with traffic.

foal?

coulda just wheeled over the hood of his car...

The shop owner diagnosed his boat payment book.

And yet none of the Costco stores around me carries that.

Yeah, now I know where I got confused. They sell a product called "Mobil Full Synthetic" (white label with blue) and wondered if maybe the Mobil 1 was a blend. It's not. Regardless, all of their stuff seems to meet the Ford WSS-M2C961-A1 spec, so...

As am I.

So no update on this? What did the dealer find?

this is why Ford and others document oil specifications. If your oil meets the documented specs, no problem.

This right here. Change before 10K, pick your poison depending on your use case. 7500, 5000, 3000.

The Mobil 1 that I got at Costco, I wasn't absolutely sure it was full synthetic. I'll have to look next time.

no. Use oil that meets Ford spec as listed in the elusive owner's manual.

Truth. "Here are our rows of white LX trim SUVs, and here are our rows of black LX trim SUVs. Pick one, and we'll write you up for a 3 year lease!"

there you go.