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12000 milles interior engine have a noise electrical, no every time...

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Solution, warranty replacement of the passenger side valve cover. It doesn't make that noise anymore.
 

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Solution, warranty replacement of the passenger side valve cover. It doesn't make that noise anymore.
Glad you got that fixed, but how in the world does a valve cover cause that noise?
 
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I didn't believe it either, but the truth is that it stopped making that noise.
Now I have to resolve the driveshaft noise that many on the forum had by replacing the entire driveshaft, when stopped it makes a sharp rotational knock just like a video from a user who uploaded I think Johnny s550.
And I guess we'll have to put up with the cicada or typewriter sound because Ford says it's normal.
It is true that that typewriter noise, which I believe is from the hydraulic tappets or lifters, does not get enough oil pressure when cold, when the cylinder head temperature reaches 72° you can no longer hear it.

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I didn't believe it either, but the truth is that it stopped making that noise.
Now I have to resolve the driveshaft noise that many on the forum had by replacing the entire driveshaft, when stopped it makes a sharp rotational knock just like a video from a user who uploaded I think Johnny s550.
And I guess we'll have to put up with the cicada or typewriter sound because Ford says it's normal.
It is true that that typewriter noise, which I believe is from the hydraulic tappets or lifters, does not get enough oil pressure when cold, when the cylinder head temperature reaches 72° you can no longer hear it.

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Ok, but did your dealer explain why they replaced the valve cover? I'm really curious.
 
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They simply told me that the noise was coming from there and that it was a factory adjustment problem.
They changed the cover, a total of 8 nuts and an inner tube that it has, it was worth 100 dollars in tube, I don't know what it would be.
Now I will make an appointment for the end of the month to try to resolve the other noise in the transmission and I will ask them again to explain exactly.
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