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2022 Ford F-150 Raptor
Reliability tier: verified - see /disclosure/
Engine: 3.5L V6 EcoBoost High-Output (Ford EcoBoost, 3.5L)
High-output 3.5L EcoBoost: 450 hp @ 5,000 / 510 lb-ft @ 3,500, paired with the 10R80. Raptor-specific calibration, intakes and cooling on the off-road chassis (Fox suspension hardware - outside the engine platform scope).
Applicable failure modes (6)
- Cam phaser / VCT rattle and cam-timing DTCs
- Cooling service: thermostats, hoses, degas system under tow load
- Internal mechanical failures / long-block decisions
- Low-pressure fuel delivery (in-tank pump / pressure faults)
- Ignition misfires: spark plugs and COP coils
- Turbo / wastegate / boost-control faults
Applicable parts (7)
- 3.5L EcoBoost Cam Phaser / Timing Actuator (AT4Z-6256-B)
- Cooling system refill with fresh coolant (service item, all 3.5L EcoBoost applications)
- In-tank fuel filter service (integral to the pump module, all 3.5L EcoBoost applications)
- Cylinder head / block machining and SSM calibration updates (service item, long-block decisions)
- HPFP failure contamination procedure - flush, rails, injector inspection (service item)
- Engine oil and filter change (service item, all 3.5L EcoBoost applications)
- 3.5L EcoBoost Timing Chain (AT4Z-6268-C)
Platform recipes (5)
- CAC-condensation shudder fix: the Gen1 pattern (humid-day single shudder after light-throttle cruising) traces to pooled condensate in the charge-air cooler
- Ignition service for the boost-stressed 3.5L EcoBoost: misfire DTCs first, then plugs and the failed coil(s)
- Cam-phaser rattle / timing-chain service: the cold-start rattle and cam-timing DTCs (P0011/P0015-P0019/P0365/P0369) span generations - Gen2 got formal TSBs (20-2191/20-2166/20-2315) and the 21N08/21B10-S1 PCM-reprogram field actions; Gen1 carries the chain-wear story (TSB 17-0026)
- Turbo / boost-control service: boost DTCs (P0236/P0238/P0299 family) first, hardware second
- Internal water-pump service: the 3.5L EcoBoost carries the pump inside the front cover - a failed seal can send coolant into the oil pan (bearing damage) or leak externally
Reference for this truck
from the owner's manual
every OEM number we verified
the 8th character of the VIN
5 NHTSA investigations
what to inspect, in order