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Chart based on 27 repair trips. The repair cost chart excludes repairs made under warranty, do-it-yourself repairs, and repair trips that include maintenance.
turbocharged 365hp 3.5L V6 6-speed shiftable automatic 4WD w/low range
61000 mi
US $150
Driveshaft had a vibration which started at around 45mph and continued up to 65mph. Dealer replaced driveshaft under powertrain warranty. Issue resolved.
Vibration at 80 to 90km/hr on slight acceleration, uphill or maintaining speed. Dealership reports that all vehicles have this vibration. Test Drove another f150 ecoboost & a 5.0l. Vibration is present in all vehicles.
69440 mi
Vibration felt in cabin, replaced rear end gears.
8680 mi
Vibration in steering wheel returned after five weeks. Replaced whole rear end (housing, gears etc)
turbocharged 365hp 3.5L V6 6-speed shiftable automatic 4WD w/low range
11000 mi
Downshift and Upshifts from 4-5 were violent and long. They reflashed the ecu and said it was related to a tsb. Didn't do anything though. Will bring it back in.
6000 mi
flash transmission software
7000 mi
Vacuum wasn't engaging the left front axle correctly.
70000 mi
US $1000
Transmission suddenly started shifting erratically and motor revving up. The next morning the truck would not start. Had to get it towed to the Ford dealership. The scanned and stated it was an internal transmission harness that failed. They ordered and replaced.
39000 mi
US $400
Rear differential seal leaking. Seal replaced.
5000 mi
shifts hard when starting out
16000 mi
Shifting hard "Clunking"
14000 mi
Truck had a noise from 25 mph that would go away at 60 plus. I thought it was electronic of nature. Turn out it was the transfer case!! Ford had these on back order as its a common issue.
23900 mi
Check engine light.
55000 mi
Integrated wheel ends replaced. Front left integrated wheel end failed and started grinding
67000 mi
Noise from front left integrated wheel end again. Began grinding intermittently
68000 mi
Noise continued from front left integrated wheel end
69000 mi
Front left integrated wheel end replaced along with left check valve on vacuum line to IWE
71000 mi
US $100
Front left IWE (integrated wheel end [4WD hub]) grinding again (only slightly, but not normal
76000 mi
Grinding noise from the front left IWE [4WD hub] again. 4th failure since vehicle was purchased with 50000 miles and experiencing first failure before 56000
385-horsepower 5.0L V8 6-speed shiftable automatic 4WD w/low range
39527 mi
Front hubs would not always disengage in when operating in 2 wheel drive resulting in noise and rolling resistance. LF and RF IWES part 7L1Z-3C247-B (Actuato)
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