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How to fix misfire on 2015 Ford Raptor, F-250 6.2 (broken valve spring)
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2020
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Hey guys welcome back to the channel today i am working on this 2015 ford f250 6.2l, this truck came to the shop with a misfire, we changed spark plugs and also we switched coils to see if the problem switched.
So finally we found the problem by checking the compression and also by performing the valve leak down test, so we figured there was a problem on the valves and since this is a pretty new truck we next proceed to remove the valve covers and we found a broken valve spring.
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It's not a brand new truck , it was 5 years old and 100,000 miles . ....you fixed it though 👍
Yea I said that wrong lol. But thank alot for watching
I have a similar issue, and want to replace the valve springs. How many are needed for a 2016 F250 6.2? Besides the valve springs, and the valve cover gasket, what else is recommended to change while doing this?
if you doing this just change all the springs with updated parts from dealership and also the valve seal and cover gaskets that's pretty much what we did we the truck and never had the problem again
Im considering a 6.2 I will do this when I do the tune up. I already had this happen on 4.6 DOHC 32V, I used a rope, they had service spring that was a beehive shape. I guess it is the same junky part. It is a common issue from what I see. Sometimes it could take out a cyinder. That is the only way this engine can fail.
These are pretty good and strong engines. This is the only downside of them and sometimes they get badly diagnosed almost ending on selling a new engine to the customers. Is very simple to remove the valve covers and do a quick inspection of the valve springs. And it could save the customer thousands of dollars.
@@JVFIXLLC Yes, in some cases it is a quick fix. but sometimes they DO take out a cyl on the 6.2L. Rare, indeed, but there cases. Of course we don't know the abuse they had. The aftermarket engines have an improved design.
@@JVFIXLLC I don't think these engine have hydraulic lifters . That can transfer alot of stress.Just a thought.
Nice job
Thank you! Cheers!
I have a misfire in cylinder 1 of my 2011 f250. It doesnt misfire all the time. First question is where is #1 cylinder located? I have seen different locations for it on the internet. Second question: if it doesn’t misfire all the time, could it still be a valve spring?
cylinder #1 is located on driver side and if it was the valve spring it would be misfiring all the time. you can switch the coil and see if the misfire changes.
@@JVFIXLLC WRONG! #1 on this engine is passenger side. You're looking at the diagram for the wrong 6.2L engine. Ford makes two different 6.2L with different cylinder number arrangements.
Whats the quote for this job?
This job was around 700 plus parts.
@@JVFIXLLC thank you very much! Now, do you charge for a job or per hours? Sorry for too many questions. It's just that I have 1 1/2 years in this business and I'm still learning how to charge for a job like this. Thanks in advance!
@@JVFIXLLC great job dude!
Yea I charge by hours and the job for this was about 9 hours at $80 rate.
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