Use black Moly in your oil !

You are dreaming if you think Lucas snake oil will cure timing chain and/or cam phaers

i saw somewhere on a forum that you can build up oil pressure by pressing the gas and turning on the ignition to crank the engine and push the oil in the engine before it starts up do y’all think this could work i have an old ford crown victoria

The cost of repair is not worth it that’s literally a down payment on a new vehicle

Add 5oz of hot shots stiction eliminator along with the Lucas.

It's the timing chain and cam phasers out of alignment. Cost is around $3k to repair at dealer.

kzfaq.info_iYEhYMQfgQ?si=WUvi0duZVl_cQrj5 It's the phasers, but maybe the thicker Lucas stays in them longer and hence reduces the noise. Good to know as mine rattles only on the driver's side even with 15/40 full synthetic as apposed to 5/30. I'll try half a bottle of Lucas and see. Then full bottle if it helps but still rattles.

A little late to the party! But you said your turbos were 15 psi, I’ve also got a 2011 3.5 eco boost, is 15 the stock psi? I don’t have anything done to my turbos or exhaust like your truck (assuming you have the same truck in 2024)

How much they charge you bro ?

The cam phasers are the only fix for this

Any vibration issues , I’m getting the same kit for my 23 .. nice truck BTW

Its a bad product. Been proven to increase engne wear by jo gibbs. Better off running a thicker oil than adding this to thicken it.

Man I’m glad I found all these junkobust videos I was pretty much convinced they weren’t any good but I now know to never buy one

NEED CAM PHASERS

Dude doesn't change his own oil lmao

Ì have a 2018 f150 with a 2inch rough counrty lift. Where did you get your traction bars from

I wouldn't be using a thickener - just go to a thicker grade of oil 10W30 or straight weight 30 - and if you live in a hot climate then 15W40 but putting a thickener in there you might be asking for trouble but one thing you must do and that is DON"T neglect your oil changes!! - Gauge your oil condition like this -When you cannot see the hash marks on your dip stick its time to change the oil Because of the poor engine design you must think out side the box and do the changes sooner that later where the engineers are concerned - but useing that thickener is going to plug up your oil filter a lot faster and then you're back to square one. The proper fix is to get the updated Phazers from ford. Just food for thought for ya

Don't stick your wheels out like that. Ruins the handling and it looks like a Mexican drives lol

Did you have any vibration problems? I have same kit on my 2024 and it vibrates a lot when i get to highway speed 65MPH +

That's your cam phasers and timing chains

I've got a 2018 with 86K miles and I just started having this. Great info I'm going to try this.

I am using the same kit, but in my case, my car seems to be a bit lower in front than the back. What can I do to fix this issue? I followed all the instructions, but the car from the rear bit lifted.

How is your 3.5 ecoboost running now? Curious how Lucas has done for you . Has it been good or did you replace anything?

I have officially reached the age where I don’t want my truck to make silent but deadly sounds every time I decelerate. More driving, less farting. ✌🏻

What is the exact name of the pipe you got I can’t seem to find it inline

Ruined a great truck with those stupid wheels

My 2012 F 150 has this issue and I had the timing chain done in 2020. My rise has 97,000 on it. So I am going to try this before taking this to shop. How is your pickup doing now? Do you have to add this stabilizer with every oil Change?

What is your lift and tire setup?

Dang dude, i can't believe it worked so well. Thanks

I’m having this issue I’m also here in Sanangelo

Your truck sounds like a queefing vagina

I’m having the same problem with my 18 f150 5.0

well your f150 deffinetly doesnt sound like a stock f150 of that model year.. so doesnt help with figuring out what the problem is

I have a F-150 2013 eco boost and having the same issue. I actually started in 2015 for me maybe once a month it would happen and has gradually gotten worse. I only use synthetic oil with my oil changes. Will try this Lucas product. I also used another product called ATS Chemical 505 CRO oil treatment WOW cleaned the oil and my gas mileage came back to when I first bought the truck and fixed the rattle for 4 months so I know for sure its the oil issue and not the timing chain. The 505 can be used on every other oil change, will use Lucas product and let you know how it works out.

Where can I find the Dow pipes the link dosnt work any more

Nice car tires

Not a good idea to use for people in colder climates.

It doesn't fix nothing, I've been using Lucas since I got mine and after a few miles on it, it'll start to rattle again...was at 136k miles has 256k on it now...still does same thing although it does quieten down for a while..

How in the world can YOU SEE sound? most of not the rest of us HEAR sound. You're magical...

Nice ecoboost still got it thinking of picking one up

Did you end up being able to watch videos on it bro?

Replace all the phasers and timing chains and the problem will go away. Use OEM parts as they have been upgraded from the manufacturer

You still have this truck? Will a rough supercharger for a 2020 f150 5.0 work on a 2016 5.0? I found a used one