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It is an all new engine that uses a different head, block, and valve train. It's based on the new MPC new Ecoboost engine family.

The engine IS INDEED "all-new" for the 2025 model year. It is their new line of Ecoboost engine family called the MPC which stands for Modular Power Cylinder. It first debuted on the 2024 Mustang 2.3 and also the the Ford Escape for 2023 for the 1.5 and the 2.0. In the Escape this engine...

In Jim Carrey's voice, "Reeeeeallllly"

Same one that was replaced as I am seeing grease oozing of of the inner cv joint once again and the same vibration happening once again as well.

100 percent all stock suspension.

Well here is the story of my 2022 Ford Maverick Hybrid. At around 23k miles on the truck I started to notice a slight vibration under hard acceleration and upon further inspection found that grease was oozing out of my inner CV joint on the passenger side CV axle. Well called my local Ford...

The support bracket is made of plastic and is not needed!

Well I know that Motor Trend is not an official source from "Ford" and all but Ford did share with Motor Trend in this article here, https://www.motortrend.com/news/2024-ford-mustang-engine-ecoboost-v-8-deep-dive/ in which within that article this statement was made to Motor Trend from Ford, "...

Not yet but I would not be surprised if the 2024 Maverick gets the updated 2.0 EcoBoost.

So let me just say in my OWN defense is if you are going to call me out upon FASLE information on my videos doing research on vehicles I have reviewed and have extensively gone over, please be my guest. BUT I suggest you do your own research for yourself before you call me out on mine...

Well I no longer work at the dealership so I've been a tad out of the loop as well, BUT why is it different from one dealership to another. Where one will claim powertrain warranty and another will say that it's not covered under that same warranty is beyond me. Again if I was in OP shoes I...

Yes, engine coolant flows through those components which makes it a part of the powertrain system and with out it your powertrain system would FAIL! Just like water pumps, radiator, thermostat, etc is ALL covered under the 5/60 powertrain warranty.

You are correct in what the purpose the heat exchanger is there for!

Anything engine coolant related is covered under the powertrain warranty, no "correct" phrasing needed. I've worked at a Ford dealership on the service side and trust me I know how the game is played! Anything engine coolant touches is covered under the powertrain warranty WITHOUT QUESTION!

Mike White Ford of Coeur D Alene, Idaho. Please PM for more details as i would like to know wbout your current situation.

Let me just share my experience with my Maverick Hybrid. Had the check engine light come on for the same trouble codes for a failing heat exchanger. At the time my truck had 40k on it so out of the basic 3/36 but under the 5/60 powertrain and the 8/100 emissions warranty. My dealership ahs...

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Just had this code pop up on my Maverick today. Dealer won't be able to get me in untill March 1st. Other than the CEL the truck drives and acts fine. Will be keeping folks updated.

YAWN! More interested to see what Ford does with the 2024 Ranger with a strong possibility of going with a Hybrid option verse getting a full EV from Ram that will roughly be the same size.

I sounds just like stock in the cabin while driving and I can still hear my intake over the exhaust which is what i wanted.