Seems to be the BBQ tick... aren't the oil specs the same? Now I have the noise since day 1 and I guess oil was filled in the US at factory... will have my first oil change next week, maybe it will disappearIf that is the BBQ tick, it's interesting that you have got it on a euro.
We don't seem to be plagued with it as much on the euro and the spec of the european oil is one of the theories - something to do with the additives.
Has it had an oil change recently and if so, what oil went in it ?
Ceratec seems to be the common solution - maybe that just puts back some of the additives that's missing when compared to the original fill ?
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You have a 2020 car and you haven't changed the oil yet?Seems to be the BBQ tick... aren't the oil specs the same? Now I have the noise since day 1 and I guess oil was filled in the US at factory... will have my first oil change next week, maybe it will disappear
Do you have the tick?
Not that I have heard, but I'm trying my best not to listen for it ...Seems to be the BBQ tick... aren't the oil specs the same? Now I have the noise since day 1 and I guess oil was filled in the US at factory... will have my first oil change next week, maybe it will disappear
Do you have the tick?
That's the 10R80 you hear. There is an internal fluid pump that runs off the torque converter. It has straight cut gears and makes that whine sound. My 2023 F150 sounds even louder than that. Seems to be more prominent in newer version of the 10R80.
