Ecoboost condensate drain hole, post your results here
#2072
King Hater
#2074
Senior Member
Thread Starter
Nobody here is claiming to know more than the ford engineers. However, we don't have the same rules we have to live by. For instance, as a consumer, would you sacrifice wheel bearing longevity for an additional minuscule immeasurable fuel economy improvement? I wouldn't, but the ford engineers do.
#2075
Junior Member
I've drilled the hole and had 147,000 miles on my truck at the time that I did it. I'm at 149,000 and the problem still exists. The shuddering/loss of power/misfire/bucking/hesitation/clunking/slipping used to happen only at higher speeds around 70 mph in cruise control but now it occurs in every gear at all speeds and most of the time. My next move will be to take it back to the dealer to look at the driveshaft. I had this work done once before at around 120,000 miles and it seemed to eliminate the shuddering and clunking.
2012 Lariat Screw 4x4
3.5 EcoBoost 149,000 miles
Changed plugs at 86,000
Driveshaft worked on 120,000
2012 Lariat Screw 4x4
3.5 EcoBoost 149,000 miles
Changed plugs at 86,000
Driveshaft worked on 120,000
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CD155MX (04-09-2018)
#2077
King Hater
I've drilled the hole and had 147,000 miles on my truck at the time that I did it. I'm at 149,000 and the problem still exists. The shuddering/loss of power/misfire/bucking/hesitation/clunking/slipping used to happen only at higher speeds around 70 mph in cruise control but now it occurs in every gear at all speeds and most of the time. My next move will be to take it back to the dealer to look at the driveshaft. I had this work done once before at around 120,000 miles and it seemed to eliminate the shuddering and clunking.
2012 Lariat Screw 4x4
3.5 EcoBoost 149,000 miles
Changed plugs at 86,000
Driveshaft worked on 120,000
2012 Lariat Screw 4x4
3.5 EcoBoost 149,000 miles
Changed plugs at 86,000
Driveshaft worked on 120,000
A driveline has nothing to do with the engine shudder we are talking about. You might be experiencing a transmission here, or rearend problem.
You should also change out your cool packs, clean your air sensors, and throttle body.
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beselby (04-11-2018)
#2078
Junior Member
I have a service appointment Saturday with my dealer. We'll see what the computer says and the technician says, who knows? It might be trade in time being that i couldn't/wouldn't try selling this problem privately to someone.
#2080
Junior Member