65k. But I don’t think age killed it. I had taken it part of the way off to do the turbo swap and I may not have gotten it reinstalled correctly. It failed about 40 miles after the swap.
Thanks! It’s not in one piece anymore. Pretty major oil leak.
Kinda scary that this and the oil cooler sit just a few inches from and in the direct path of the serpentine belt.
I really appreciate your help!
I replaced the oil cooler and that fixed ,the coolant leak and slowed down the oil leak.
it appears that whatever the cylindrical sensor to the left of the crank pulley is is where the oil is leaking from.
Anyone know what this thing is?
thanks in advance.
So, I put oil in it and it appears the oil cooler got slapped by the belt hard enough to compromise its integrity. It sits directly above the serpentine belt. New cooler is on order. Thanks for your input.
22 Badlands SAS 2.7 on the way home today the low oil pressure light came on. The serpentine belt is hanging in pieces and oil is everywhere. I dropped the front skid plate and other than belt pieces everywhere I can’t find anything wrong with it. All the hoses appear intact. Any ideas please?
Your comments on the oil check valve just made my day! I couldn’t figure out where it went. The Full Race instructions were misleading. Thank you greatly for this post.
I've run the ZFG e85 tune for the last 10-12k miles. I can't say enough good things about the way it changed the performance and drivability of my Bronco. Yes, I have most of the mods you can do for performance, but I won't go back.
BTW, If e85 isn't available I switch to the 93oct program...
I'm selling my DV8 roof rack. It fits 21-24, 4-door hardtop Bronco.
It's been on my Bronco for the last year or so. It will be mostly assembled when you pick it up.
I'm asking $500.00 or best offer.
I'm located in Aledo (West of Fort Worth), Texas.
Pick-up only. No shipping. Cash only.
I've had this code pop up twice now during hard acceleration. It turns on the CEL and the wrench sign. Boost goes to zero. Each time I have reset the code and pulled the battery cable for a few minutes then everything goes back to normal. Anyone else have this problem and what did you (should...
Thanks for all of the information you generated on the Bronco. Your the reason my bronco is so quick and also the reason my checkbook is empty, LOL.
Have fun with the Raptor.
I misspoke about the hot idle pressure. I was trying to recall from memory, which is not as good as it used to be. The gauge really reads 19.5psi +/- at hot idle. I think your calculations are correct. The pressure seems to be partially tied to boost pressure. It goes up as boost increases. I...
I've had my Whipple for the last 20,000 miles or so. Easy install, most aftermarket charge pipes fit. It does require the removal of the shutters. That hasn't been an issue in any way.
Not hard at all. The parts just pop loose. Start in the door jam and work your way up.
You can't drill any lower than where I drilled. The HVAC duct is in the way.
The tubes and wiring were easy to fish down to the under dash area.
I put my air box back on too. It kept tripping the IAT sensor code. Put the box back on and no more sensor issue. Iive and learn. I just wish it was easier to get the filter out to clean it.