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I have heard that from several people who have had their engines replace in the last few months Can you send a Picture? or get the number at the bottom of the barcode, I can tell the exact date the engine was built

I am sorry to hear this, I had no thoughts to have them do a buy back, I am not really sure if they would, since they replaced the motor in record time, paid my loaner and installed a "R" motor. I really have no complaints ...

Really, the engine ran great, just ate a lot of oil, 1 quart every 120 miles

Same here, it took 3 days Yes, got some bore scope pictures, I have no Idea what they are looking at but they thought it was pretty bad for only 9000 miles Posted Pictures HERE The Mechanic said it looked like Ring Failure, but could not say for sure unless he were to tear apart the engine...

ok i'll bite, buy what?

So So from what I have been able to figureout from my data collected is that the two engines are slightly different. Data here https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/gt350-r-engine-build-date-codes.117482/ the label is coded correctly for an "R" Engine the fordnxt.com article is not...

I don't know, it sounds like the metal would be crap... Like I said I am not a metallurgist nor have I ever worked in the steel industry all I know is from my Gun Smithing knowledge i.e. (Bluing, is an acid solution to basicly rust the steel creating a black/blue color stable coating of black...

But you would not use recycled steel for performance engine parts, these parts are fordged.

Hey Everyone, I still need some "R" and NON "R" GT350's Tags please 2016, 2017, 2018 would be great, thrying to figure out a few things..

I thought recycled steel is smelted and impurities are removed, from what I have read there are two primary methods of creating steel with reclaimed scrap: through an EAF (Electric Arc Furnace) or BOF (Basic Oxygen Furnace). In the EAF process, the raw material is almost entirely scrap steel...

I have to assume that the spreadsheet is no longer being updated. it's been 6 months since the last entry and I have requested access to enter my information with no response.

because they are not.. it shows 5848 GT350's, except my dash number is H6088, I have see another one at H6245 if mine is september 2017 and the 2017 was in production for 12 months there are many higher numbers out there

just to reiterate what others have said. I made the mistake of taking my 2017 on a 800 mi road trip and used cruise control the entire time, to top it off the dealer let the car idle for over an hour when i bought it this glazed the cylinder walls. in the Ford Mechanics opinion may have caused...

Engine Build date Friday June 1st 2018

Still looking for more Engine ID tags 2016 - 2019 GT350 and GT350R Need just the tag picture, Car build date (inside driver door jam) and Car Number

Discused here https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/gt350-will-live-past-2019-with-gt500-engine-block.115962/

This is true in my case, Long idle, Long cruise control highway driving, DD in traffic.. Booo

I posted my resolution in another thread https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/replaced-voodoo-engine.104010/page-79#post-2465832 With some cool Bore scope pictures here https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/replaced-voodoo-engine.104010/page-79#post-2466075 Long story, short, I went to...

Lots of soot on exhaust pipes tips. No Leaks, No smoke on startup. someone noticed when I was at the Track under heavy acceleration there was a puff of smoke but that was it. My 2017 GT350 used 1 quart ever 120 miles.

There are several Types of engine failures: 1) Rings not seating properly Symptom - causing excessive oil use Could Affect - could lead to (2-4) if oil is not checked and gets too low Prevention - Breaking Engine correctly do not baby it, and limited flogging till first oil change...