400 miles and my first problem
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banjer picker
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400 miles and my first problem
So I went to get in my truck this evening leaving work and noticed small stream of oily liquid on my driver side floor mat just to the left of the brake pedal.Went by the dealership and made appt.Is this more than likely brake fluid,loose fitting etc..Has anyone else seen this?2011 Screw.
#3
banjer picker
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No there is definitely a bead of fluid on the break mechanism under the dash.Plus you can tell where it dripped and then run down the floormat(rubber).It's a small amount but still...
#4
Originally Posted by TUXBLACK50
No there is definitely a bead of fluid on the break mechanism under the dash.Plus you can tell where it dripped and then run down the floormat(rubber).It's a small amount but still...
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Eco-5.0-Eco again
Definitely an odd situation...
I'm taking my 2011 ECB SCREW to the dealer tomorrow for an oil leak at the front engine cover. Little does the service mgr know that I put my truck on a lift today and photographed where the leak is coming from and where it is puddling. I'm prepared to hear "Sir, we couldn't find anything"...with them cleaning the areas where it is saturated. I'm also using a grease pen on the skid plate bolts, just to see how honest they are. I've got a folder prepared for notes and names.
Overall, I've been really happy with my truck.
I'm curious to see what your leak is...
I'm taking my 2011 ECB SCREW to the dealer tomorrow for an oil leak at the front engine cover. Little does the service mgr know that I put my truck on a lift today and photographed where the leak is coming from and where it is puddling. I'm prepared to hear "Sir, we couldn't find anything"...with them cleaning the areas where it is saturated. I'm also using a grease pen on the skid plate bolts, just to see how honest they are. I've got a folder prepared for notes and names.
Overall, I've been really happy with my truck.
I'm curious to see what your leak is...
#7
banjer picker
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So Dr.House any ideas?My 3rd F150 first one in the shop, or soon to be in the shop.My first had 135k and never saw the inside of a garage except a fuel pump relay which cost me 8 bucks lol
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#8
banjer picker
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Originally Posted by BlueFlameMetallicFX4
Definitely an odd situation...
I'm taking my 2011 ECB SCREW to the dealer tomorrow for an oil leak at the front engine cover. Little does the service mgr know that I put my truck on a lift today and photographed where the leak is coming from and where it is puddling. I'm prepared to hear "Sir, we couldn't find anything"...with them cleaning the areas where it is saturated. I'm also using a grease pen on the skid plate bolts, just to see how honest they are. I've got a folder prepared for notes and names.
Overall, I've been really happy with my truck.
I'm curious to see what your leak is...
I'm taking my 2011 ECB SCREW to the dealer tomorrow for an oil leak at the front engine cover. Little does the service mgr know that I put my truck on a lift today and photographed where the leak is coming from and where it is puddling. I'm prepared to hear "Sir, we couldn't find anything"...with them cleaning the areas where it is saturated. I'm also using a grease pen on the skid plate bolts, just to see how honest they are. I've got a folder prepared for notes and names.
Overall, I've been really happy with my truck.
I'm curious to see what your leak is...
#9
Originally Posted by TUXBLACK50
So Dr.House any ideas?My 3rd F150 first one in the shop, or soon to be in the shop.My first had 135k and never saw the inside of a garage except a fuel pump relay which cost me 8 bucks lol
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Originally Posted by RES4CUE
that's a blanket statement that is not true as I have had my truck for almost 2 years with no problems.