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RIP CoronaRaptor
SVC Intercooler as in a front mount intercooler? Without a tune?
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Yes - you will find that the masses here do NOT change spark plugs at 100k miles.... or 50k miles.... with the awful history of the ecoboost and its bad reliability history, changing sparkplugs frequently is essential. This engine is fun.... BUT.... EXTREMELY finicky. This is exactly why to stay away from the ecoboost. Do Your Research. This engine has misfires galore... search that here and you will find a plethora of info that tells you about spark plug changes. We can't help that you bought an ecoboost, but we can tell you how to keep it running to sell it off. Definitely get out of it before it becomes a financial problem for you.
“You” should stop using “we” in your worthless posts. Your ignorance is all on “you”.Yes -… We(I) can't help … you …
Yes - you will find that the masses here do NOT change spark plugs at 100k miles.... or 50k miles.... with the awful history of the ecoboost and its bad reliability history, changing sparkplugs frequently is essential. This engine is fun.... BUT.... EXTREMELY finicky. This is exactly why to stay away from the ecoboost. Do Your Research. This engine has misfires galore... search that here and you will find a plethora of info that tells you about spark plug changes. We can't help that you bought an ecoboost, but we can tell you how to keep it running to sell it off. Definitely get out of it before it becomes a financial problem for you.
It is no different than any other turbocharged engine where people push boost and timing to get more power. 4.0L bi turbo AMG engines are just as hard on plugs. There is nothing inherently “wrong” with the ecoboost platform. Honestly, it is pretty amazing that a mass produced engine that doesn’t rely on exotic materials can produce as much power per liter as it does and remain reliable 99% of the time. Every engine has its own unique set of potential issues. For example, you can buy a Chevy and then go deal with lifter issues.Yes - you will find that the masses here do NOT change spark plugs at 100k miles.... or 50k miles.... with the awful history of the ecoboost and its bad reliability history, changing sparkplugs frequently is essential. This engine is fun.... BUT.... EXTREMELY finicky. This is exactly why to stay away from the ecoboost. Do Your Research. This engine has misfires galore... search that here and you will find a plethora of info that tells you about spark plug changes. We can't help that you bought an ecoboost, but we can tell you how to keep it running to sell it off. Definitely get out of it before it becomes a financial problem for you.
Everything in your post only exists in your warped little mind. You need to put down the keyboard and go eat the Easy Mac your mom just brought down to the basement for you.Yes - you will find that the masses here do NOT change spark plugs at 100k miles.... or 50k miles.... with the awful history of the ecoboost and its bad reliability history, changing sparkplugs frequently is essential. This engine is fun.... BUT.... EXTREMELY finicky. This is exactly why to stay away from the ecoboost. Do Your Research. This engine has misfires galore... search that here and you will find a plethora of info that tells you about spark plug changes. We can't help that you bought an ecoboost, but we can tell you how to keep it running to sell it off. Definitely get out of it before it becomes a financial problem for you.
Not gonna lie that crank is blown but the bearing surface looks amazing.If it has SVC intercooler betting it had a tune at one time , unless you have a winch ? Could be just a defective piston that started coming apart , S.H.!.T happens . I know another 2019 raptor here in arizona broke front of his crankshaft last month , no tune. Only suspension mods. Engine replaced under warranty
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