My 2017 is in the shop for the 3rd time due to the plastic pan issue. After the first "repair", I drove my truck from the dealership to work (5 miles) and after 20 minutes of being parked, I noticed a huge puddle of oil under my truck. They blamed a rookie mechanic. On the 3rd failure, my check engine light came on, smoke started blowing out of the tail pipe and truck went into "safe mode". I guess they realized they jacked up my truck because Now they want to give me top trade in value (58k) for my raptor and put me in a 2019 at sticker price. Since I got my truck for 62k, I think im taking that deal. My truck did not have any oil pan issues until I hit 40k miles.
Metal oil pan and drain plug?
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Fastback89
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I torqued mine to 17 ft lbs and the factory marks lined up perfectly.
wheelman55
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Or30.
Would you double check that part number? It comes up blank when I do a search.
8HL3Z6675-A
Would you double check that part number? It comes up blank when I do a search.
8HL3Z6675-A
STiago1
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Torque: 20 lb.ft (27 Nm) for Raptors built from 02/2018
Kirby Lastinger
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Mine had metal pan and plug. Changed to a Fumoto vavle to make future oil changes much easier.
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I wonder if anyone manufactures a metal pan for the transmission?
So its more than just the pan that has to be replaced. I just converted mine while it was out of the truck being build to RMB. Hes planning to put together a kit with everything needed to covert it including bolts and the correct sealant.
bren5279
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Anyone know what the thread size is for the drain plug for the aluminum pan? Picked up a futomo but its a m12x1.75 which really doesn't look right...
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