fordguys550
yep..."just" a V6
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- 2016 v6 6spd
How many miles? Any mods?
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That's why I never even considered the EB. Too new, bound to be issues with it. Cyclone has been around for a while and most of the problems have been ironed out.Hi,
Anyway I don't consider needing a new Throttle Body and a re flash to be something that should get lumped into the "Major Engine Failure" category.
There are some cool pictures in the Eco Boost Engine mods Forum that show what "Major Engine Failure" really is.
You can see pictures there of broken piston pieces in the drain pan or the side of an engine block that has been "windowed" with a new skylight hole from the connecting rod leaving the side of the engine.
Anyway they are pretty impressive to look at but probably stressful for the owner of the car to have to get fixed.
Thanks,
Mark k
Great! Hope all goes well with it! You should have a good throttle body-@soldier989 researched and it seems anything built on or before 31 May 16 is affectedGot the phone call this morning. Get to pick up the car tonight.
That's what I noticed with mine. In 1st gear, it seemed to fall flat, at WOT above about 3500RPM, and kind of drag. It was kind of peaky through the higher rpm's. Went into limp mode once, on the way home from work, but was fine after a restart. TB had thrown a code, and dealer replaced at about 3200k.Took my car in for an oil change and tire rotation today. Asked them to check the TB as I experienced a low stuttering idle a few weeks ago. Tech researched my VIN to see if there were any TSBs. There wasn't. Got a call a few hours later that the tech working on my car found an issue with the TB and replaced it under warranty. I asked if they had to reprogram the ECU, they said no. Driving home the engine seems a bit more responsive. Looking forward to a longer drive soon to see if the dead spots have been reduced/eliminated.