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Old 02-13-2011, 05:24 PM
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my first 6.7 engine swap

I got my dealerships first 6.7 with internal issues on friday . Cust says he was driving 35 not climbing heard a pop sound felt it on the floor . truck turned off and wouldnt restart . 2700 miles . job 1 build . Got it back to the dealership no codes in the computer coudnt figure out why it wouldnt start . motor sounded like it thew the timing belt . anyways after a lot of back and forth with ford figuire the cam is broken . No valve movement at all . Ford is replacing the complete motor assm . They wount let me tear it apart to find what happened . I'll take some pictures allong the way for you guys.
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I got my dealerships first 6.7 with internal issues on friday . Cust says he was driving 35 not climbing heard a pop sound felt it on the floor . truck turned off and wouldnt restart . 2700 miles . job 1 build . Got it back to the dealership no codes in the computer coudnt figure out why it wouldnt start . motor sounded like it thew the timing belt . anyways after a lot of back and forth with ford figuire the cam is broken . No valve movement at all . Ford is replacing the complete motor assm . They wount let me tear it apart to find what happened . I'll take some pictures allong the way for you guys.
Troubles with the new 6.7's already

An electrician I work with keeps replacing the modules for the high beam/ signal light operations. Three of them already. Maybe the extreme cold has something to do with it. in the -30's.
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well it been out since last march are we a having our first engine problem now , so i think thats pretty good . 6.4 didnt last a week.
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i'm subscribing for pics of this thing torn apart
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have heard of several cam failures but also that they were very rare
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Old 02-13-2011, 05:46 PM
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well it been out since last march are we a having our first engine problem now , so i think thats pretty good . 6.4 didnt last a week.
But the 6.7's are the bestest engines ever. Eh you're located in a not so populated state. The dealers down here in Texas at least the one I have gone to have replace engines quiet a few times and not to long after the release of the truck. All engines will have some bad eggs in the cartons. I'm sure the 6.7 will be a great engine just like my 6.4.
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But the 6.7's are the bestest engines ever. Eh you're located in a not so populated state. The dealers down here in Texas at least the one I have gone to have replace engines quiet a few times and not to long after the release of the truck. All engines will have some bad eggs in the cartons. I'm sure the 6.7 will be a great engine just like my 6.4.
For 70 to 80 gs for a new rig the bad eggs should never get in there.
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they have timing belts?
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Old 02-13-2011, 06:32 PM
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no timing belts but that was the best way to describe it to hotline . And they did say they had reports of cam failures in the early run motors . This truck had been setting on another dealers lot for like 5 months . it is an early build motor . i know when polaris released the 500 atv motor they had camshaft hardening issues where it would wipe the lobes right of . Took them a while to get that corrcected . Maybe ford had a simmilar issue unfortunitly i'm not allowed to tear the motor down to the cam but i'll get some pictues with the cab off and all .Like I said first 6.7 in our shop for this .I was really hoping ford would let me tear it down to the cam but they wouldnt only external inspection allowed . I geuss in a way it is faster for the customer to do whats right and replace the motor . They seem to be handleing this motor totaly diffrent than the prevouis ones .

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