is there a Service Bulleting for faulty Cam Phasers yet?

[Donmatteo]

Do you have aftermarket tune or parts?

Dropped the raptor off at the dealership. Definitely cam phasers but these other issues. Does it relate?

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[Raptorrunner]

Do you have aftermarket tune or parts?

Nope...[emoji17]

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[TucsonRaptor]

Hello, my name is Chris and I am a new member here. I had the Cam Phasers replaced on my '19 Raptor SCREW yesterday with 16K miles and the truck is running great and no more rattle noise. I have attached the service ticket incase anyone wanted to see what parts were replaced for this service. Thanks everyone for sharing on this thread.

 

[Raptorrunner]

Dealership is saying it's due to oil consumption, not cam phasers. the technician, when scanning the code before me turning it in mentioned cam shaft sensor B.[emoji3166] they also mentioned it was built in Dec 2019, which I guess is when the revised cam phasers were put in(?).

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Dealership is saying it's due to oil consumption, not cam phasers. the technician, when scanning the code before me turning it in mentioned cam shaft sensor B.[emoji3166] they also mentioned it was built in Dec 2019, which I guess is when the revised cam phasers were put in(?).

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I believe I read on this forum that the revised phasers were put into trucks after mid 2018 build date. There is still the possibility they can fail as a faulty revised part, but it should be the updated part number. Maybe @FordTechOne can confirm the month/year build dates that these parts went in to trucks?

EDIT: Looks like I answered my own question by looking a few pages back. See below:

Correct, new service parts were released late summer/early fall of 2019. Updated parts were in production 07/18.

 

[FordTechOne]

Dealership is saying it's due to oil consumption, not cam phasers. the technician, when scanning the code before me turning it in mentioned cam shaft sensor B.[emoji3166] they also mentioned it was built in Dec 2019, which I guess is when the revised cam phasers were put in(?).

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If you get low on oil, DTCs can set for the camshaft position sensors. It’s unrelated to the camshaft phaser noise concern described in this thread.

There is a TSB for oil consumption. Since your truck was build 12/19, you already have the updated valve covers, so the dealer just needs to update the PCM calibration.

 

[Raptorrunner]

If you get low on oil, DTCs can set for the camshaft position sensors. It’s unrelated to the camshaft phaser noise concern described in this thread.

There is a TSB for oil consumption. Since your truck was build 12/19, you already have the updated valve covers, so the dealer just needs to update the PCM calibration.

Ah ok thank you! They are doing an oil study and mentioned updating the PCM today.

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[CoronaRaptor]

Hello, my name is Chris and I am a new member here. I had the Cam Phasers replaced on my '19 Raptor SCREW yesterday with 16K miles and the truck is running great and no more rattle noise. I have attached the service ticket incase anyone wanted to see what parts were replaced for this service. Thanks everyone for sharing on this thread.

That's a lot of parts! Distilled water, yeah okay there! Wonder what the labor hrs were.

 

[Njraptorfan]

Are cam phasers covered through drivetrain warranty 6/60? Have 17 23000 miles on it no issues as of yet

 

[FordTechOne]

Are cam phasers covered through drivetrain warranty 6/60? Have 17 23000 miles on it no issues as of yet

Yes. Powertrain warranty is 5yr/60k.