Could be normal (see link below)

Ford 6.7 Powerstroke Problems: Idle Tick/Typewriter Noise

Some Ford 6.7L Powerstroke diesel equipped vehicles may exhibit a ticking noise at idle after an engine oil change. Find out more about this problem.

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Or it could be an exhaust manifold leak. I had a 2010 F150 that had the exact same tick that only appeared after the engine warmed-up, and matched the RPMs. Turned out to be a small gap where the exhaust manifold met the block that made a "tick" sound when the closest cylinder fired. The gap was caused by the manifold warping slightly against the block (a common problem on those 150's)

Yours may not be a warped manifold, but it could be a manifold leak of some type.

 

What oil did you use for the most recent oil change??

 

Motorcraft 10-30

 

Yeah, that’s the oil change tick. It will go away soon.

 

I thought it was from the oil change too until the dealer told me it didn’t sound like it. And does the oil change one speed up as you hit the throttle?

 

I have the same tick from time to time. Also use MC 10w30

 

Same as mine? Only when warmed up and changes with throttle?

 

I havent paid that much attention to it. I only notice it at idle. Truck is a bit noisey when moving down the road.

 

My fathers 2014 truck does the same thing and has been doing it for well over 20k miles after every oil change. Scares the sh*t out of me every time 😂

 

Just run it till the next oil change. I've experienced the tick with the oil changes using other oils. Could be the previous oil wasn't MC, on the next change it will flush out all the old oils.

 

I was thinking the oil change too until other people have said theirs doesn’t do it when feathering the throttle. Mine actually gets slightly faster with the throttle.

 

Realized I didn’t upload the whole vid. Here’s the full one with the throttle too. Hopefully it goes away soon.

 

my guess is still typewriter tick.

recent oil change?

 

Yes I brought the truck, drove it home 300 miles drove it the next day and didn’t notice the noise at all. The following day I changed the oil in the morning then heard the noise by the afternoon when I went to take it out again. Just wasn’t sure if I missed the noise before or if it was just from the oil change.

 

Thats classic oil tick.

I wouldnt sweat it. Give it a 1k or 2k miles

 

Keep running the MC 10w30. Chances are that after the next oil change it will not be present at all after any oil change. I know it's a bit crazy but oil choice can easily bring out the tick. LOL

 

Just picked up a 14 f250 with 75k on it and drove it a few hundred miles before changing the oil. Once I changed the oil I started to notice that typical typewriter tick noise. I brought it by the dealer just to double check and make sure it wasn’t something else. They told me it didn’t sound like the typical noises after an oil change and sounded like something internal. I dropped it off at another shop that said the same. I’ve only driven it a couple hundred miles since the oil change and it hasn’t changed. It doesn’t do it right on start up, it starts once the motors warmed up. It also isn’t just at idle. It will increase as the engine rpms increase. I’ve talked to a few other people who have said their trucks do it after an oil change but the sound doesn’t increase when hitting the throttle. Used the ford oil and filter.

Here’s a quick vid of it

I took my 14 to Ford dealership today this was the first time they ever heard the tick tick noise I have 79 k on my diesel the service manager is calling his friend is a engineer from Ford to come next week to here it there all stumped

 

Your dealer is full of it or their customers googled it and never brought their trucks in.