Slight oil drip after 1st oil change on 2020

[MTF]

Nope, right on top of the drip pan underneath the oil filter.
I also turn the wheel all the way to the left and slide the pan in and out from the front of the tire.

 

[Strongarm Garage]

I ended up using a Ford Performance 820 which is bigger/heavier and is suppose to be a better filter. It was left over from another vehicle I had so I put it on since it is suppose to fit and be the best filter available.

Is this the old "DirtyDogoftheDesert" of Mustang past?

 

[Two Dogs]

Nope, right on top of the drip pan underneath the oil filter.
I also turn the wheel all the way to the left and slide the pan in and out from the front of the tire.

 

[Two Dogs]

Do you have a link to the pan that fits? That's a great idea. I've been using oven bags but they don't work as well as they have on past vehicles.

 

[MTF]

Do you have a link to the pan that fits? That's a great idea. I've been using oven bags but they don't work as well as they have on past vehicles.

You can buy it at the supermarket it's something like 5" x 3" with high sides, I usually buy a 4 pack.
I should also point out you need to bend this into shape so it' doesn't fall off and get under the oil filter.
It's just cheap aluminum deposable pans.
And of course don't drop the filter on it, I've done that and it sucks. LOL

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07NLXNQV9/?tag=fordraptorforum-20

 

[Kalex]

I have only done one oil change thus far and also used the performance filter. I am about to do my second change. Switched to the performance filter at the first change with no problems. We will see how this one goes. Going to add the fumoto valve this time around as well as stay with the performance filter. I loosen the filter just a little then I slide a gallon ziplock bag over it before removing it all of the way. Last time didn't leak any oil and this time yet to be determined. 2018 screw btw. Good luck!