Ecoboost problem that nobody figure out help!!!
#71
Senior Member
Six months ago I purchase a used 2012 F150 FX4 3.5L Ecoboost. It now has 70K miles on it and threw a P0016 a few days ago. I always work on my own vehicles and have replaced may crank and cam position sensors, but on this Ecoboot I'm having a heck of a time even locating them. It's my understanding the Cam Position Sensors are at the rear of the engine (two are 2 pin and two are 3 pin). Where on earth are they? And I can't even find the Crank Position Sensor. I understand that the Ecoboost is notorious for timeing chain stretch, but I'd like to replace the Crankshaft Position Sensor and the P0016 Bank 1 Sensor A sensor (intake driver or passenger side?). I hope someone can help, I'm going nuts with this.
#72
Six months ago I purchase a used 2012 F150 FX4 3.5L Ecoboost. It now has 70K miles on it and threw a P0016 a few days ago. I always work on my own vehicles and have replaced may crank and cam position sensors, but on this Ecoboot I'm having a heck of a time even locating them. It's my understanding the Cam Position Sensors are at the rear of the engine (two are 2 pin and two are 3 pin). Where on earth are they? And I can't even find the Crank Position Sensor. I understand that the Ecoboost is notorious for timeing chain stretch, but I'd like to replace the Crankshaft Position Sensor and the P0016 Bank 1 Sensor A sensor (intake driver or passenger side?). I hope someone can help, I'm going nuts with this.
#73
Senior Member
Anybody get a timing chain replaced under emissions warranty? P0016
Has anyone had anything replaced under the emissions warranty? I got a. P0016 code and just dropped off at the dealership. Trying to figure out if I can still get anything under the emissions warranty. Thanks
#74
Senior Member
No it won't and will not be covered under emissions warranty.
#75
Senior Member
What type oil are you all that have had the chain stretch and guide wear using?
I've got 167,000 miles on my XLT screw and have had no problems with mine other than the water in the intercooler. Had the TSB done for it, no correction, so I drilled the hole and have had no more problems with it. I'm running a tune from unleashed, and I have to say I've had a good time with the truck. I didn't buy it for the eco, I bought it for the boost, and it's nice.
I'm running AMSOIL in everything on it, just wondering if the quality of oil has anything to do with it or not?
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I've got 167,000 miles on my XLT screw and have had no problems with mine other than the water in the intercooler. Had the TSB done for it, no correction, so I drilled the hole and have had no more problems with it. I'm running a tune from unleashed, and I have to say I've had a good time with the truck. I didn't buy it for the eco, I bought it for the boost, and it's nice.
I'm running AMSOIL in everything on it, just wondering if the quality of oil has anything to do with it or not?
D
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Bravo3eco (01-03-2017)
#76
Senior Member
What type oil are you all that have had the chain stretch and guide wear using?
I've got 167,000 miles on my XLT screw and have had no problems with mine other than the water in the intercooler. Had the TSB done for it, no correction, so I drilled the hole and have had no more problems with it. I'm running a tune from unleashed, and I have to say I've had a good time with the truck. I didn't buy it for the eco, I bought it for the boost, and it's nice.
I'm running AMSOIL in everything on it, just wondering if the quality of oil has anything to do with it or not?
D
I've got 167,000 miles on my XLT screw and have had no problems with mine other than the water in the intercooler. Had the TSB done for it, no correction, so I drilled the hole and have had no more problems with it. I'm running a tune from unleashed, and I have to say I've had a good time with the truck. I didn't buy it for the eco, I bought it for the boost, and it's nice.
I'm running AMSOIL in everything on it, just wondering if the quality of oil has anything to do with it or not?
D
#78
Senior Member
The timing chain tsb isn't what you want. You want the whole phaser replacement with timing chain tsb. And if you don't get it done now your going to be opening the engine up again in 20k to have it done all over again.
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Bravo3eco (01-03-2017)
#79
Correct- this is a cam phaser issue.
#80
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