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Thanks all, I thought that knock was loud. Do you think the tsb will fix that knock or will I just have to play the waiting game?
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Here's a few videos of my current noises.
The first movie is an example of the top of the engine, immediately after a cold start. This to me sounds more like the TSB for the VCT etc.
The second video clip is after a cold start, under the vehicle near the drivers side turbo.
Third video is immediately after the previous, ran over to the passenger side turbo.
And finally, about 5 minutes after the cold startup, while driving in a residential area, from a standing stop, with low acceleration, you can hear the turbo's clicking until the wind noise drowns them out.
Assuming none of these are normal at this point. I just hit 11k miles on this thing.
Just bought a certified 2019 last week. there was a discrepancy on the mileage for about 1,800 miles from the original certification that the dealer had listed somebody at the dealership drove it on vacation. I had asked for documentation for service records and they are unable to provide them for me. They said that they would do an oil change. I received a call from my sales person saying that they are going to go back over the inspection , because I think they never actually did it. They are going to pick up the car tomorrow and go over the certification one more time. I've taken a couple videos of my start a cold startups thinking that there is an issue I've already told the sales guy that I want the TSB for the vcts done. What do you guys think about these videos and the knocking. The one is a little long sorry. Any guidance would be welcome.
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So finally got mine in to the dealer to figure out these rattles.
It was there for about 48 hours which is not fun when they don't have any loaners, but here's the strategy. I wasn't fully onboard with this, but I'll give them a chance. They agreed that they can hear the rattles, as it's super easy to replicate, and they agree they aren't right. They sent recording to Ford (including mine), they used stethoscopes just like I did, and while they can hear rattles in and around the turbo's, Ford is telling them to do the Cam phaser TSB's in addition to a ton of other work, effectively pulling off the whole front of the motor, replacing the cam phasers, replacing the cam's completely, all seals/gaskets, etc. Both master techs said they've not had turbos fail much on these, and Ford is hoping this fixes the rattles.
So frustratingly, they have all of the parts on emergency order and our timeline to get parts could be anywhere from 2 weeks to 2 months with the backorders. It's a 3-4 day repair they said.
So I'm left with a $80k+ vehicle, that in under 12k miles needs thousands in repairs over about a week. I sure hope this fixes it and I'm hoping this isn't a gaze into the future.
Question to everyone, this to me means they will likely have to replace all fluids, does that mean a coolant flush effectively and oil change? Seems like there's no way not to.
Yes, they replace your oil and coolant.So finally got mine in to the dealer to figure out these rattles.
It was there for about 48 hours which is not fun when they don't have any loaners, but here's the strategy. I wasn't fully onboard with this, but I'll give them a chance. They agreed that they can hear the rattles, as it's super easy to replicate, and they agree they aren't right. They sent recording to Ford (including mine), they used stethoscopes just like I did, and while they can hear rattles in and around the turbo's, Ford is telling them to do the Cam phaser TSB's in addition to a ton of other work, effectively pulling off the whole front of the motor, replacing the cam phasers, replacing the cam's completely, all seals/gaskets, etc. Both master techs said they've not had turbos fail much on these, and Ford is hoping this fixes the rattles.
So frustratingly, they have all of the parts on emergency order and our timeline to get parts could be anywhere from 2 weeks to 2 months with the backorders. It's a 3-4 day repair they said.
So I'm left with a $80k+ vehicle, that in under 12k miles needs thousands in repairs over about a week. I sure hope this fixes it and I'm hoping this isn't a gaze into the future.
Question to everyone, this to me means they will likely have to replace all fluids, does that mean a coolant flush effectively and oil change? Seems like there's no way not to.