Oil pan bs

Discussion in 'Raptor Maintenance' started by Iceee187, Jun 7, 2018.

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  1. Iceee187

    Iceee187 Member

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    under 6000k miles oil pan is leaking. What’s the fix?
     
  2. Vikes91

    Vikes91 Well-Known Member Military

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    They replace the pan and seal. Pan because it's plastic and usual breaks. The problem is the seal.
     
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    They now are doing an aluminum oil pan so go in under warranty and make the dealer replace it with the aluminum one
     
  4. Iceee187

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    Ok thanks guys. 80k truck and it’s had a couple problems already.
     
  5. bravo3eco

    bravo3eco Full Access Member

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    Folks are finding the aluminum pan is not a direct replacement. There is something different with the oil pickup. Still can upgrade on your own... Just need more parts to make it work.
     
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    Took mine in for quick lube at the Dealer, they told me there was a leak and the seal needed to be replaced, but I had to make an appointment with the regular maintenance team, not quick lube. I did, they got me in the next week. Changed the seal. Says I am good to go. I was pissed I paid for a oil change just to have another oil change a week later. I didn't have to pay anything for the repair. They clearly should have a full recall for everyone to get it fixed at this point.
     
  7. Vikes91

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    Hmm, I don't pay for oil changes at my dealer.
     

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