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I didn't come across any details about a recall specifically for the exhaust manifold in a Ford F-150. However, I did discover multiple accounts from owners mentioning a ticking sound that could arise from the engine because of a misshapen exhaust manifold. To resolve this problem, damaged exhaust manifolds will need to be replaced.
I've been driving for years and never had exhaust manifold bolts rust and break until now. I own a 2007 Ford F150 XLT with a 4.6 engine, and I think Ford should cover the repair.
I did not come across any details about a recall regarding the exhaust manifold.
My 2009 F150 has had faulty manifolds for a while now. The 5.4 Triton engine is solid, but Ford should have addressed this issue sooner. Many models are experiencing similar problems, indicating potential issues with the parts supplied by their vendors.
Purchase the improved versions that have additional rear bolts.
I own a 2016 F150 and I just had to replace both manifolds because they had cracks in them. This issue began when I was towing my trailer and heard a rattling sound.
I'm going to have to replace another one, this will be the third time in 50,000 miles (my truck currently has 95,000 miles). This is ridiculous. Ford covered the cost of the first replacement, and we split the bill for the second one. What are they going to say this time for the third replacement?
My Ford F-150 exhaust manifold has warped two times in just 1000 miles of driving. Ford should take responsibility and cover the cost of fixing this issue.
I got a 2008 F-150 Lariat and the manifold has a hole on top that's all rotted out. I replaced it with a new one, but I think there should be a recall for this issue.
I fixed three of them in the past month, all had right-side manifolds that were broken and cracked.