EcoBoost Torture Test on NBC
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Just finished watching the show and the one biggest thing that stuck out in my mind was that during the 150K simulated mile lab testing, they tested the engine for approx. 300 hours and changed the oil every 50 hours. The 50 hour oil change equaled a 28,000 mile oil change interval.
This engine is pure beast!!!!!!! Hopefully Ford will spin some commercials off of this 30 minute segment.
There should be no more questions about ecoboost oil changes.
This engine is pure beast!!!!!!! Hopefully Ford will spin some commercials off of this 30 minute segment.
There should be no more questions about ecoboost oil changes.
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Just finished watching the show and the one biggest thing that stuck out in my mind was that during the 150K simulated mile lab testing, they tested the engine for approx. 300 hours and changed the oil every 50 hours. The 50 hour oil change equaled a 28,000 mile oil change interval.
This engine is pure beast!!!!!!! Hopefully Ford will spin some commercials off of this 30 minute segment.
There should be no more questions about ecoboost oil changes.
This engine is pure beast!!!!!!! Hopefully Ford will spin some commercials off of this 30 minute segment.
There should be no more questions about ecoboost oil changes.
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I can't confirm the actual amount of hours but I do know that 150,000 miles to start out were done on the engine only and not the truck. It was pushed extremely hard during that time. But again, I don't remember what the actual hours were with the engine running.
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The test was 300 hours with oil changed every 50, which are the hard numbers. The engine itself was hooked up to a dyno and ran solid.
What speed (rpm or mph), load, etc... was considered for the 150,000 miles is anyone's guess, but again the miles can vary based on transmission gear ratios, axle ratios, RPMs, tire size, etc. So I can only surmise it simulated 150,000 miles of use with 28,000 oil change intervals (I know 150,000/28,000 ≠ 300/60 , but it's what they said in the infomercial).
What speed (rpm or mph), load, etc... was considered for the 150,000 miles is anyone's guess, but again the miles can vary based on transmission gear ratios, axle ratios, RPMs, tire size, etc. So I can only surmise it simulated 150,000 miles of use with 28,000 oil change intervals (I know 150,000/28,000 ≠ 300/60 , but it's what they said in the infomercial).
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Oh, and here is video you can watch online, in segments, though it is not complete as the program shown on NBC was:
2011 Ford F-150 | EcoBoost Torture Test | Ford.com
2011 Ford F-150 | EcoBoost Torture Test | Ford.com
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No you got it right the first time. This was nothing more than a publicity stunt. I want to see how the engine and its components hold up over 150k miles and at least 10 years. The whole test was great PR but thats about all its good for IMO.
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No you got it right the first time. This was nothing more than a publicity stunt. I want to see how the engine and its components hold up over 150k miles and at least 10 years. The whole test was great <acronym title="Page Ranking">PR</acronym> but thats about all its good for IMO.