GEN 2 Chance of an Ecoboost 5.0?

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DrumReaper

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Same intercooler with the "out" side at the bottom of the cooler. This is a design flaw that helps suck up the condensate.
FYI - there is already a complaint showing up in the threads today for misfire.

Just trying to help you guys out. I have several years of painful experience with the ecoboost. Just trying to help.

Help us out how?... I was able to confirm the number you gave and it is correct. That doesn't mean this engine will have the issues you are declaring.

I have had nothing but ecoboost F150s since 2011 and nary an engine problem.

We shall see how it goes.
 

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It will pop up.... the 15/16 people are already complaining of it.

There's better solutions than drilling a hole in a perfectly good intercooler if that would be the case but until I have an issue I'm not going looking for one.
 

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Help us out how?... I was able to confirm the number you gave and it is correct. That doesn't mean this engine will have the issues you are declaring.

I have had nothing but ecoboost F150s since 2011 and nary an engine problem.

We shall see how it goes.

The outlet is still near the bottom but, they don't look the same.

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I have had no experience with the condensation buildup so far. Full-Race makes the FMIC relocate kit and says this about the condensation buildup:

"In high humidity or rainy environments, the stock intercooler position can lead to condensation water building-up inside the stock cooler. Upon sudden acceleration and boost, this water can be introduced into the engine causing a misfire event. If you have experienced this often, we recommend using a mechanical vent-to-atmosphere BOV (blow-off valve) on the lower charge pipe, after the intercooler. These can help evacuate moisture from the charge air stream before it enters the engine’s throttle body."
2017 + 3.5L F-150 and Raptor EcoBoost FreakoBoost Intercooler / CAC Upgrade Kit – Full Race

I would rather do this than drill a hole in the intercooler.
 

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Why not just drill a larger hole then weld a tapped tube end to it so it can be completely sealed off again after periodically draining the water? That youtube video was scary. That was a lot of water.
 

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Someone plug the weep hole from weeping anymore!


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