Highest Mileage Coyote
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From: Michigan
Highest Mileage Coyote
Well it was one of the highest mileage Coyote motors. I just changed it...oil pump was weak and I didn't want to get stranded. I was able to change on my terms. 343,000 miles with dealer maintained truck. Still looks new!
Mountain Pass
Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 228
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From: Memphis TN
All orig internals?
I did not think the timing chains would go that far.
I have 110K on mine all DIY maintenance and I plan to keep it a few more years
Only engine stuff I changed was Rad hose o rings and some emission part I forgot the name of
and the rest is all normal fluid changes
6th Gear
Joined: Mar 2023
Posts: 6
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181.3K Miles Currently
3rd owner. Parents bought it as 2nd owners at 2 yo and 89k miles. I think I've dropped about $11k in the last year alone on repairs and maintenance. Laundry list of stuff done.
Lots of maintenance along with routine oil changes and tires at dealer.
Overall, great truck. Hoping to get that 300k miles out of it.
EDIT: Seems I also for got to mention towing miles. I don't know the exact number, but the 1st owner hauled highway. My family and I hauled cargo trailers and RVs with it regularly. It also has what's probably considered excessive engine hours on it, too. It's been idled a lot over the years.
- Rear Main Seal
- Water Pump 2x
- AC Compressor
- Oil Sending Unit
- Gas Door Hinge
- Thermostat Housing
- Cooling Hoses
- Drive Belts
- Transmission Control Module (failed after recall deadline)
- ACM (radio module)
- Air Temperature Control Valve
- Driver Seat Switch
Lots of maintenance along with routine oil changes and tires at dealer.
- Coolent Flush
- Transmission Flush
- Break System Flush
- Replaced coil packs
- 2x Spark Plugs
- Breaks 3-4x
- Countless Batteries
Overall, great truck. Hoping to get that 300k miles out of it.
EDIT: Seems I also for got to mention towing miles. I don't know the exact number, but the 1st owner hauled highway. My family and I hauled cargo trailers and RVs with it regularly. It also has what's probably considered excessive engine hours on it, too. It's been idled a lot over the years.
Last edited by TXTruckGal; Mar 4, 2023 at 11:41 PM. Reason: Edited to include more info
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2nd Gear
Joined: Jan 2022
Posts: 2
Likes: 0
From: Hawaii
3rd owner. Parents bought it as 2nd owners at 2 yo and 89k miles. I think I've dropped about $11k in the last year alone on repairs and maintenance. Laundry list of stuff done.
Lots of maintenance along with routine oil changes and tires at dealer.
Overall, great truck. Hoping to get that 300k miles out of it.
- Rear Main Seal
- Water Pump 2x
- AC Compressor
- Oil Sending Unit
- Gas Door Hinge
- Thermostat Housing
- Cooling Hoses
- Drive Belts
- Transmission Control Module (failed after recall deadline)
- ACM (radio module)
- Air Temperature Control Valve
- Driver Seat Switch
Lots of maintenance along with routine oil changes and tires at dealer.
- Coolent Flush
- Transmission Flush
- Break System Flush
- Replaced coil packs
- 2x Spark Plugs
- Breaks 3-4x
- Countless Batteries
Overall, great truck. Hoping to get that 300k miles out of it.
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6th Gear
Joined: Mar 2023
Posts: 6
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I've read about parasitic drains, but I don't know what could possibly be going on. It's a new issue, especiallyafter thunderstorms keep setting off my factory alarm that was installed by the dealer a few years ago. I'm replacing with a dealer battery Monday (AutoZone ones prior) and see what happens.
6th Gear
Joined: Mar 2023
Posts: 6
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Fleet Mechanic
Joined: Feb 2023
Posts: 1,924
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3rd owner. Parents bought it as 2nd owners at 2 yo and 89k miles. I think I've dropped about $11k in the last year alone on repairs and maintenance. Laundry list of stuff done.
Lots of maintenance along with routine oil changes and tires at dealer.
Overall, great truck. Hoping to get that 300k miles out of it.
EDIT: Seems I also for got to mention towing miles. I don't know the exact number, but the 1st owner hauled highway. My family and I hauled cargo trailers and RVs with it regularly. It also has what's probably considered excessive engine hours on it, too. It's been idled a lot over the years.
- Rear Main Seal
- Water Pump 2x
- AC Compressor
- Oil Sending Unit
- Gas Door Hinge
- Thermostat Housing
- Cooling Hoses
- Drive Belts
- Transmission Control Module (failed after recall deadline)
- ACM (radio module)
- Air Temperature Control Valve
- Driver Seat Switch
Lots of maintenance along with routine oil changes and tires at dealer.
- Coolent Flush
- Transmission Flush
- Break System Flush
- Replaced coil packs
- 2x Spark Plugs
- Breaks 3-4x
- Countless Batteries
Overall, great truck. Hoping to get that 300k miles out of it.
EDIT: Seems I also for got to mention towing miles. I don't know the exact number, but the 1st owner hauled highway. My family and I hauled cargo trailers and RVs with it regularly. It also has what's probably considered excessive engine hours on it, too. It's been idled a lot over the years.
Overall great truck he says lol
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