Ed Zachary
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Hi,
I just did my first oil change on my new to me 2018 Raptor ECO-Boost and found it was a mess. The 4" X 8" opening for the oil pan drain ( after removing the cover) allowed the oil to drain w/o a mess until the last pint or so, which proceeded to fill the skidplate and drain off the back onto the floor.
Next, when I removed the front oil filter access panel and removed the filter, instead of draining out the little tray spout Ford engineers thoughtfully provided, it drained out the back of the tray and into the skid plate and overflowed into a pool on the floor of my shop.
Truck was sitting level in my shop when this occurred. I watched this video and he seems to have the same issue.
Is this a common issue? Is there a solution or aftermarket part to address the apparent design flaw?
I did search this part of the forums a couple pages deep, but didn't see any mentions.
Thanks
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I just did my first oil change on my new to me 2018 Raptor ECO-Boost and found it was a mess. The 4" X 8" opening for the oil pan drain ( after removing the cover) allowed the oil to drain w/o a mess until the last pint or so, which proceeded to fill the skidplate and drain off the back onto the floor.
Next, when I removed the front oil filter access panel and removed the filter, instead of draining out the little tray spout Ford engineers thoughtfully provided, it drained out the back of the tray and into the skid plate and overflowed into a pool on the floor of my shop.
Truck was sitting level in my shop when this occurred. I watched this video and he seems to have the same issue.
Is this a common issue? Is there a solution or aftermarket part to address the apparent design flaw?
I did search this part of the forums a couple pages deep, but didn't see any mentions.
Thanks
Show less