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2018 F-150 5.0 - Engine Rattle and Oil Consumption
Ford F-150 2018 5.0 Coyote 127000 km
I have a 2018 Ford F-150 5.0L. My truck has developed an engine rattle, especially at idle and when letting off the accelerator. I've also noticed that the engine oil level slowly drops over time. While inspecting the engine, I found a small amount of oil around what appears to be a sensor or electrical component on the front driver's side valve cover. I cleaned the area, but after a few weeks a small amount of oil came back. There are no visible oil leaks underneath the truck and there is currently no check engine light. Has anyone experienced these same symptoms? What ended up being the cause?
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Could be broken timing parts as far as slides and guides and your chain is slapping inside of the front of the casing on the front of the motor as that sensor is either your VCT or your cam sensor it syncs with the crank sensor I’m not sure which one a coyote has. I’ve never owned one, but if you’ve got a really loud rattle at idle, and when you let off that normally means either phases or timing or really badly it could be a bad rocker/bent lifter where the rocker bearing wore out and bitch just popped out of place and or bent to lift a rod basically and just enough to make it hit the sidewall of its guide just enough to make a rattle bit more than likely it’s either your phaser Bank two phaser or your whole timing set. Definitely get a lift as soon as possible. Otherwise it could a new engine minimum.
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Ford F-150 2018 XLT Supercab 5.0L V8 63000 km
Consumes about 3 qts of oil every 4,000 miles. Seems to be worse during winter.
Oil consumption
Ford F-150 2019 Pickup 125000 km
5 L V8. Consumes excessive oil. Particularly when driving in mountains and using engine braking on decents. I have ended up down 5 quarts within 5,000 miles of an oil change and being full pwr spec. Using Motorcraft oil. Ford says this is normal.
Problem first noted at 90K miles while still under warranty.
Problem first noted at 90K miles while still under warranty.
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Even if it’s a supercharged motor it should never consume that much oil. I have a 2020 Raptor and a 2005 f-150 with a 5.4L and neither comsume much oil at all and my raptor is modded out with a huge tune to where I’m getting like 650-700whp and it barely coonsumes any oil with the AOS system I have on it and 5.4l is tuned as well and doesn’t burn more than a quarter of a quart in 3000 miles as that’s my change time. So no you’ve got some issue that needs you to crawl under your rig and look for any signs of oil sheen or it happens when you get on it and you don’t see the cloud behind you which means bad rings or a bent valve stem just enough to let inkling go by it but you can pull your plugs and see which is the dirtiest of them all easily.
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