@Azrael Did you read the last post in your linked thread? It’s the only one that makes sense.
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@Azrael Did you read the last post in your linked thread? It’s the only one that makes sense.
You have not done your due diligence on this. Shameful to spew such shit rhetoric.
Ford has done a ton of work on this and those shutters are why you don’t have misfires. This replaces the idea that people had in pre-17 trucks by drilling the intercooler to drain it. Leaving the shutters in place is Ford’s way to tell you they have the intercooler moisture figured out.
So...the shutters also keep the moisture out of the radiator to, and Ford never has recalls / repair bulletins & Ford corporate didn't tell my local dealer to remove them. Yeah, right! Funny thing happend when I looked under the hood of my other intercooled Turbo vehicles (Ford & H1) and they don't seem to have shutters. Should I add them?
No. They are operated based on environmental conditions. When ambient temperatures are low, the shutters close to prevent moisture buildup in the charge air cooler (CAC). The PCM constantly monitors the CAC temperature (CAC_T); as charge air cooler temp rises, moisture buildup will not occur and the shutters then open. It’s the same principle as a thermostat.Thanks for the ******** reply. So you’re saying Ford fixed the moisture issue by heating the IC to bo boil out the moisture …. Awesome
Just apply a little pressure on the side of each shutter and they basically pop out. It’s completely reversible.How do you remove them? I got the grill off. The center connector off. But how do you remove the shutters
So pull the center out so they bend enough to clear the side holes ?Just apply a little pressure on the side of each shutter and they basically pop out. It’s completely reversible.