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My solution now is to not look at the stick and have ford change oil at the milage they recommend. If the ecoboom goes boom then they pay to fix it . Turns out all the eco motors do this not just the 2.3 . They are gas motors designed as a diesel. Not a problem for diesel to be in the oil .

Other thing I was is to use a paint to cover it better

Advance or auto zone has it

I on number 2 ranger the 1st was a 2020 with 3400 miles and it had rust and it was in the south no salt .

Wondering what people have on there rangers for protection

My 2020 has rust on cross members and it lives in the south no salt air or on the ground. It also had a gas in oil problem. With only 3400 miles

https://www.ranger5g.com/forum/members/2ford.4225/

There's other post about oil in fuel

They were only replaced to try to stop the gas in oil . Some say eng have blew because of the hi dilution. As far as mine was way up the stick at 3400 miles it would sure have blown the motor after a short time . I also noticed eng started to sound different in mine but thought it was cold...

3400 miles and 10 months the ?went to ?to ?to ? because I found a bunch of rust under neither and a boat load of gas in the oil

The higher weight Yes diesels do this but diesel is a lubricant so it wouldn't be a big deal were gas is a solvent . Also some one posted the high pressure pump has a rode the rides on the cams and if the gasket for the rod leaks there's were some of the fuel is from . Makes sense here comes...

No we know why they are called eco boom. All eco pukes make oil from what I have been seeing .

Dealers know they are to play dumb . Ford knows class action is inevitable if dealers say this is a problem. I worked in the car industry for 13 years

Not my problem anymore sent it down the river

Ya rust too the truck lived in the south so only salt it would of seen was when transport to selling dealer from factory

Ya I loved mine too but with the gas oil and rusted up frame and cross members with on 3400 miles on the clock I wanted to go ape shit .

5w40 wow it calls for 5w30

I sold mine my uncle traded his in on a f150 they both are 2020 and had gas in oil . He said when he went to dealer they know of this being a problem ford has no fix and was just told to keep eye on it . I sold mine for this reason because it is thinning the oil and causing damage . There are...

Wow I would eat off that