NHTSA investigating FORD engine issue

[Sharky]

https://autos.yahoo.com/nhtsa-investigating-708-000-ford-143100608.html

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[JesseS]

So when do they add the 2.3 EcoBoost??

 

[Squatchranger]

So when do they add the 2.3 EcoBoost??

To that? They won’t, totally different and the 2.3 didn’t have those issues

 

[JesseS]

To that? They won’t, totally different and the 2.3 didn’t have those issues

Sorry, guess you're not a fan of sarcasm.

 

[Squatchranger]

Sorry, guess you're not a fan of sarcasm.

Didnt realize it was sarcasm ngl, there are some, umm delusional people on here so I air on the side of everyones an idiot lol

 

[NotBudule]

Ehh , just some brittle valves , no biggie...(Sarcasm )

 

[JesseS]

Didnt realize it was sarcasm ngl, there are some, umm delusional people on here so I air on the side of everyones an idiot lol

Hey, only my wife can call me that!?

 

[Fawnbuster]

Didnt realize it was sarcasm ngl, there are some, umm delusional people on here so I air on the side of everyones an idiot lol

Eye are knot! ?

 

[Squatchranger]

Hey, only my wife can call me that!?

I hope you know I wasn't calling you an idiot lmao but all that aside I wouldn't dare try to take her job lol

 

[CB750F]

I've been called worst by better people. ?

 

[LT Dangle]

well, sh*t. I guess I need to sit around and wait for the recall... and hope my wife's Edge ST doesn't grenade itself while she's driving it.

 

[Racket]

Ford clarified that the defective valves were made with a type of alloy called Silchrome Lite, which "can become excessively hard and brittle if an over-temperature condition occurs during machining of the component." The firm added that repairing the damage caused by a broken valve usually requires replacing the engine, but it notes that the problem commonly manifests itself early in a vehicle's life. It believes that the majority of failures have already happened. Valves manufactured after October 2021 are made with a different alloy called Silchrome 1.

 

[dtech]

looked at that article but noticed a link to yet another recall by Hyundai/KIA for fire risk and another convenient warning for owners to park their vehicles outside. Risk of fire is low but NHTSA typically reacts quickly to fire risks. Daughter drives a Tucson and took to the dealer where the abs recall was performed along with installation of Hyundai's knock detectionSW which detects impending engine failure, something that plagued millions of Theta II engines - which isn't whats in her Tucson but another poorly made Hyundai engine.

 

[Grandaccess]

I didnt see the Ranger listed

 

[Big Blue]

I didnt see the Ranger listed

You won't. The Ranger doesn't have the V6 engine yet.

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