2004 f150 how to quiet cam phasers?
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fxmf4
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2004 f150 how to quiet cam phasers?
Ok i got a 04 f150 and i was wondering if there was a cheapier way to quiet the dieseling/ticking noise like adding thicker oil or what? I dont want to pay an arm and a leg so i was wondering if you all could help me thanks.
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Storm Chaser /Navy Vet
Check out the "sticky" on this. There's LOTS of info there about it.
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fxmf4
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Ok i got a question. I talked to a ford dealer and he has a 04 f150 with the 3v and he says he runs 10w40 and his noise pretty much went away but other people say dont do it.
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Storm Chaser /Navy Vet
Dealers will say a lot to make an extra buck. I've seen many different oil usage from peeps here, but if you're not too sure, I'd stick with 5w20 or 5w30.
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I would stick with the 5w-20. It's a little price but I would install the livernois lockouts. This is the route I am planning to take next month. The lockouts and tuner you need are roughly $400. This way you don't have to worry about the sound coming back again and possible phaser issues down the road.
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I would stick with the 5w-20. It's a little price but I would install the livernois lockouts. This is the route I am planning to take next month. The lockouts and tuner you need are roughly $400. This way you don't have to worry about the sound coming back again and possible phaser issues down the road.