Oil
- Viscosity
- 5W-20
- Oil type
- Full Synthetic
- Capacity (with filter)
- 5.7 qt
- Capacity (without filter)
- 5.4 qt
OEM notes: WSS-M2C962-A1
2002 Ford Explorer Sport Trac Maintenance & Specs
Everything you need to maintain your 2002 Ford Explorer Sport Trac — oil specs, maintenance schedule, recalls, and more.
The 2002 Ford Explorer Sport Trac takes 5W-20 Full Synthetic with a total capacity of 5.7 quarts (filter included). Below you’ll find complete maintenance specs, fluid capacities, parts, and links to buy what you need.
Data last verified: May 3, 2026
Oil
5W-20
Full Synthetic
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Capacity
5.7 qt
with filter
OEM spec: WSS-M2C962-A1
Quick DIY Tips for the 2002 Ford Explorer Sport Trac
- Always use 5W-20 Full Synthetic as specified by Ford — using the wrong viscosity can void your powertrain warranty.
- Check the maintenance schedule below for your next service interval.
Filter options
No filter cross-references added yet.
Drain bolt & hardware
Drain bolt specs not yet added.
Maintenance schedule
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Towing & Payload
Max Towing Capacity
5,600 lbs
Max Payload
1,455 lbs
Curb Weight
4,300 lbs
GVWR
5,990 lbs
Max Tongue Weight
560 lbs
Hitch Class
III
Source: manufacturer
Estimated Current Value
Original MSRP
$42,000
Private Party Value
$4,389 – $4,851
Dealer Retail Value
$5,082 – $5,775
Trade-In Value
$3,927 – $4,389
Depreciation
89%
Estimated values assume average condition and mileage for vehicle age.
Source: estimated
Technical Service Bulletins116
Torque specifications
- lug nut
- 100 ft-lbs / 135.6 Nm
- spark plug
- 18 ft-lbs / 24.4 Nm
14mm thread, aluminum head
Save by doing it yourself
A shop typically charges $70–$140 for this service. Buy the parts yourself and save.
Shop Parts for the Ford Explorer Sport Trac
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Tools & supplies
Step-by-step guide
Detailed walkthrough with tips for first-timers.
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Intervals, severe service, and what your car needs.
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