6.7 Vacuum pump
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6.7 Vacuum pump
My 2015 6.7 powerstroke was in for oil change this week. The dealership advised me that the vacuum pump mounted just behind the fan was leaking oil. When I ask if this was covered by warranty they advised they did a search and came back that there is no coverage for the vacuum pump. They also advised that the 6.7 has two vacuum pumps. They want just over $400 to replace the pump which comes with the seal attached. I have been trying to research to see if the two vacuum pump issue is true. And if just over $400 is a fair price.
Thanks in advance for all your help you guys are the best!!
Thanks in advance for all your help you guys are the best!!
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Here's where it gets tricky. If the dealer calls the causal part the vacuum pump GASKET, the part IS covered by your 5/100 diesel engine component warranty. If they call the vacuum pump itself the causal part, then it is NOT covered your 5/100 diesel engine warranty. The part number from Ford for just the vacuum pump gasket by itself is BC3Z-2A572-A. For the vacuum pump with gasket, the part number is BRPV-22 (BC3Z-2A451-B).
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If the pump on the front of the engine has not failed, my understanding it just needs the gasket replaced and bolts properly tightened.
When I posted about mine, m-chan68 provided the torque specs and further confirmation my leak was likely the vacuum pump. After seven years of use, all of the bolts were loose and I tightened the bolts in place, not replacing the gasket which is what another member (SavageNFS) had success doing.
I am aware this is not the correct repair but it repaired my issue and it has not leaked for two years. The bolts were still tight as of a month ago.
When I posted about mine, m-chan68 provided the torque specs and further confirmation my leak was likely the vacuum pump. After seven years of use, all of the bolts were loose and I tightened the bolts in place, not replacing the gasket which is what another member (SavageNFS) had success doing.
I am aware this is not the correct repair but it repaired my issue and it has not leaked for two years. The bolts were still tight as of a month ago.
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