What gas does the 2003 Ford F-150 take?

It depends on the engine: regular gasoline for the 4.2L 6-cylinder, 4.6L 8-cylinder and 5.4L 8-cylinder; natural gas for the 5.4L 8-cylinder; premium gasoline for the 5.4L 8-cylinder supercharged.

Key takeaways

  • 14 EPA-certified configurations listed for the 2003 Ford F-150.
  • Rated on premium: if the owner's manual says premium required, use premium; if it says recommended, regular works with some loss of power and economy.
  • None of the listed engines is flex-fuel, so do not use E85.
2003 Ford F-150: every EPA-listed configuration
EngineTransmissionDriveRated fuelE85
4.2L 6-cylinder4-speed automatic4-Wheel or AWDregular gasolineNo
4.2L 6-cylinder4-speed automaticRWDregular gasolineNo
4.2L 6-cylinder5-speed manual4-Wheel or AWDregular gasolineNo
4.2L 6-cylinder5-speed manualRWDregular gasolineNo
4.6L 8-cylinder4-speed automatic4-Wheel or AWDregular gasolineNo
4.6L 8-cylinder4-speed automaticRWDregular gasolineNo
4.6L 8-cylinder5-speed manual4-Wheel or AWDregular gasolineNo
4.6L 8-cylinder5-speed manualRWDregular gasolineNo
5.4L 8-cylinder4-speed automatic4-Wheel or AWDregular gasolineNo
5.4L 8-cylinder4-speed automatic4-Wheel or AWDregular gasolineNo
5.4L 8-cylinder4-speed automaticRWDregular gasolineNo
5.4L 8-cylinder supercharged4-speed automaticRWDpremium gasolineNo
5.4L 8-cylinder4-speed automaticRWDnatural gasNo
5.4L 8-cylinder4-speed automaticRWDregular gasolineNo

Source: U.S. EPA / DOE fuel economy data (fueleconomy.gov). Each row is one certified configuration; a trim or option not sold in a configuration is not listed.

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