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Old 01-25-2012, 09:08 AM
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knocking and shaking

2007 f150 5.4 31,000 miles shakes and knocks at low rpm?? truck well cared for, after reading several post of similar content i changed cam sensors 20$ a piece no improvement. any suggestions 4 months past bumper/bumper warrenty
 
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Old 01-25-2012, 06:46 PM
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Coil packs maybe , do you presure wash the engine compartment at all ??
 
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Old 01-26-2012, 07:36 AM
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be ware

took truck to dealer yesterday foreman heard intermitent knock i complained of last week which i was told it could be cam sensors which i replaced. Yesterday he told me i will need new engine and with only 31000 miles he will see what he can do to get it covered under powertrain warrenty only 51 months old. but because i did not use dealer for oil changes and did not use ford oil filter which is recommended for the 5.4 i may have voided warrenty. Be ware ford owners and use motocraft filters
 
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Old 01-26-2012, 10:02 AM
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Ouch , make sure you get a couple opinions before you give the go ahead on a new engine especially if they are not going to warranty it. Do a search on here there has been lots of talk about using filters other than ford and I think with the moss act I am not sure they can void the warranty over not using there filter.
 
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Old 01-26-2012, 12:34 PM
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If that is what the dealer is telling you (if those were actually the words they used), then I would find another dealer to work with.

You are absolutely not required to use Ford dealerships to do oil changes, or to use Ford Motorcraft oil filters, to avoid voiding a warranty. That's BS. There is a law, that prevents (or is supposed to prevent) the dealers from trying to spew this type of nonsense.

If you didn't keep up on the required maintenance, then that is another story.
 
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Old 01-26-2012, 04:40 PM
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they are backpeddling

Originally Posted by dad2bandm
If that is what the dealer is telling you (if those were actually the words they used), then I would find another dealer to work with.

You are absolutely not required to use Ford dealerships to do oil changes, or to use Ford Motorcraft oil filters, to avoid voiding a warranty. That's BS. There is a law, that prevents (or is supposed to prevent) the dealers from trying to spew this type of nonsense.

If you didn't keep up on the required maintenance, then that is another story.
provided all oil change reciepts and ford corporate office gave ok to replace engine under powertrain warrenty. still cant believe they tried that, this is a dealer where i purchesed 3 f150's over past 10 years...Ill be honest i was on my way to dodge or toyota
 
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