What did you do to your Raptor today? (Gen2)

[nikhsub1]

Another oil change. 31.5k

 

[2slo4u]

Used it!!

 

[MAMiller44]

Decided to roll out the front fenders away from the doors a smidge. Also simultaneously applied at NASA.

 

[MAMiller44]

Also experimented with sunroof angle/visibility.

 

[wvmountaineer87]

New Fuels and Toyo MT 315/70/18
5 star 93 tune, Volant intake, and stainless works exhaust.

 

[Bubbles]

Added some horsepowerView attachment 325827....little color never hurt. Got a "Lets Go Brandon" sticker enroute

Hope to see you around town sometime!

 

[Shane361]

Hope to see you around town sometime!

What do you drive? Gen?...Color?

 

[Bubbles]

What do you drive? Gen?...Color?

Performance Blue 2020 gen 2

 

[Donovan]

Sure hope not, I'm doing mine next week with ~29K. 6 qts of fresh ULV fluid to replace whatever I get out and a new filter. Kinda like an early oil change on a new motor, get all the early wear-in materials out, freshen up the additive package, then I should be good till 100k.

If you wait 'until there's a problem' it's too late for just fluid to fix it. New tranny time.

My problem is...

I have heard that before. That the fluid is a life time fluid. But I don't see how that is possible when the engine does not have life time fluid and they all have mechanical movements.

 

[TwizzleStix]

Yep, there’s no such thing as a true “lifetime” lubrication. For Ford and other oems, lifetime lubrication means that the lubricant lasts until the device fails, then the lubrication is “dead”.
A reasonable interval for drive system lubrication changes is 60k-100k miles.