No noise before the oil change and definitely no issues with power loss or fuel efficiency. Passing on country roads was a breeze before and I'm afraid to even try it now.
Oil change was at 110k, noise started at 112,500 and I'm at about 114k now. My mechanic did an extra oil change for free a...
Got a 2nd quote at $4000 to replace everything in the left head. I think that included a timing set too, and he said I should upgrade the oil pump while we're in there. Also that a rebuild was probably a better idea because a used engine might have the same problem in 30k miles, but the rebuild...
Already called the warranty company and they said to send documents over and an adjuster would contact the shop. I asked about service records and they said 1 year & 10k miles into the warranty they probably wont need anything super detailed. I can prove oil changes but mechanics out here in BK...
Just got a call from the shop with the fleet mechanic and they said the noise is coming from the lower half of the engine on the passenger side as well as the top. They said I needed to replace my entire 114k mile engine, and said they could do it for $6800.
They didn't give me any more...
Ok, that's a relief. Searching here & F150 forums I'm seeing quotes anywhere from $800-1600 each to replace lifters & followers or the timing chain.
The warranty is an AUL aftermarket and I'm worried making a claim is gonna be like pulling teeth. But, my bank pushed it on me when I bought the...
I can't afford any of these, but I'm super disappointed with how the 4th gen grills look. They remind me of a 2nd or 3rd gen Windstar. Everything pre-2015 has the front end looking like a truck, after that they start looking like big vans. Its a relief the 2022 Timberline is finally looking like...
sounds like I'm in the same boat. I think I'm going to have to replace the timing chain and while that's out the lifters and roller followers too. Your repairs came to $6k, how much of that was from them dropping the valve? I'm guessing my repairs are gonna be in the $3500-5000 range.
I also...
His videos are great but I don't know if I trust myself opening up the engine. I took it to this fleet mechanic to diagnose. He said it was probably roller followers too, but he hasn't opened it up yet.
I know the cost for replacing lifters and followers is mostly labor and I'm checking out...
Do you have a video with what that sounds like? I can't really find one that sounds like my engine.
Timing chain would explain the inconsistent power loss though, right?
99% chance I'm solo if I'm car camping. I bought a couple of plastic folding tables that happen to be the same thickness of the captains chair. I line these up on one side and throw a camping mattress and sleeping bags on it and it's golden. I'm 6ft & ~225lb for reference.
I sleep with my head...
tldr: My Expedition clocked 113k miles and just started making the ticking noise. I know this comes up all the time, but does anyone who solved this problem have advice on what to inspect or replace first?
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Bought my 2012 last November with 103k miles on it. Good service record...
Sorry to bump. I'm doing the same, looking at either the Ready Lift 1.5" or the 2/3 lift. The 3" lift sounds extreme but I see a lot of people saying they're happy with it, that it's not too crazy, and the 1.5" isn't worth it. That makes sense but I'm worried about wear and ride quality. Anyone...
A lot to digest here but appreciate the detailed response.
This list definitely isn't a 100% checklist, just a scorecard and stuff to point out to the dealer. (I have seen plenty of mid 2000s with 2 keys and a DVD remote though.)
I don't have a car in NYC now so I don't have a mechanic I...
Yeah man, it's tough for me to get out to places in NJ or PA to look at stuff so I've only managed a couple trips. Seen a lot of stuff around the city at shady corner lot used dealers and they're all beat to shit. I don't need a daily driver so I'm not in a rush, just trying to find a deal on...
hey man, good to hear. the mta & amtrak work trucks all look like beasts.
i'm in north BK near the warehouses & the highway so i feel like i shouldn't have trouble with the usual NYC big truck problems like finding parking or getting out of the city. honestly a 15' truck is small in this...
people used to go overlanding in wood panel station wagons and model-Ts. yeah a lot of people add some high performance off-road mods so they can go hill climbing or over washed out trails, but all it takes to count as overlanding is being self-sufficient on a long distance route that goes off...
I'm looking for a mid-2000s Expedition and doing a lot of research for what to check for on different model years. Sometimes I see what looks like suspiciously good deals on old trucks at shady looking corner lot used car dealers and I wonder what the catch is.
I made a big big checklist of...
Hey I'm new here and from Brooklyn. I've driven Fords my whole life, but gone without a car for like 5 years now living in the city.
Recently decided I wanted to buy an Expedition for a super budget off-road build to use just for road trips to the woods to go hiking and camping. A friend just...
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