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Yes they do.

It sounds like wastegate rattle from one of the turbo’s wastegates. Sorry I’m late!

99% of the time I’m rolling with this fwiw.

Did you ever get any clarity if this leak/weep is ‘as designed’ or not? Suspicious since it’s right by that clamp

I’ve gotten this once in awhile but it’s usually after letting the vehicle sit for 15 or so minutes after a long trip. Once I fire it up I’ll get pulsating vibration at idle until I start driving again. Once I’ve driven a few feet it will not have this pulsating effect at idle anymore.

I’m at the dealer for an oil change. Just looked at 2 new 23’s on the lot and they have the same unused Christmas tree clips just like your pic. Looks to be normal.

Just as others have said, that’s your transmission at work. Google ‘torque converter lockup’ and you’ll get a ton of info regarding this and how torque converter auto transmissions function.

After you remove the front diff you should lower your raptor too. It handles so much better in the twisties and it’s a lot easier to grab your latte and scone at the drive through window. I’m surprised it doesn’t come this way from the factory.

I actually noticed grease on mine the first week of ownership. Dealer confirmed it’s from assembly at the factory.

Not sure if this helps anyones situation but auto mode when heating only uses the floor and defroster vents. I’m fairly certain the AC compressor will not even operate when under 32 degrees F in auto mode, by design.

Can’t wait! The thud is always a fun time. Keeps you guessing if you left something from last night in the bed or if it’s just the transmission making itself known. Luckily I’ve only experienced it when it’s cold, coming to a stop. Hopefully Cobb puts the hammer down and gets that 23 tune rolled...

5k is supposedly the end of the adaptive learning protocol.

I think I saw one post on here about a front pinion? I’ve noticed more vibration from the front in 4wd but that’s about it. Torque steer seems to be non existent but I’ve heard of that being present for some people.

My 23’s transmission is somewhat jerky when cold, especially when the ambient temp is below 40 degrees F like it is here in my part of the country. The transmission programming from Ford can be quirky, I’ve noticed this jerk happens due to the transmission shifting from 2nd gear to 1st gear when...

I believe this is the exhaust rattle issue that has been posted before on here. I’m guessing they meant exhaust actuators?

Sounds good and glad you brought up 4A, mine has noticeably more pedal vibration when accelerating in 4A compared to 2H.

So actually moving the adjustable pedals in and out. The closer the pedal is to the firewall the less vibration I get from the drivetrain for what it’s worth. Interesting with the pulsing sensation, that could def be something drivetrain related/ something out of balance.

I’ve been hearing about K02 tires having issues on new Raptors due to QC at the BFGoodrich factory. Manifests itself with vibrations although your vibration’s speed range is pretty specific. Do the vibrations change if you adjust your pedals?

Is there a specific way to align these lights? As in do you want the light to be slightly angled towards the road/trail infront of you or just zero angle straight ahead and let the beam dispersement do the rest?

As seen on every f150

I have the same issue since the latest iOS update. I have to reconnect the phone multiple time to fix this. Turning WiFi on and off on the phone does the trick. It helps to have music apps closed but that doesn’t work always. Fwiw I also get a black Google maps screen frequently which is super...

My 2023 has the same thing, although not as big of an area that is being rubbed by the front bumper/fender flex. Didn’t notice it until you mentioned it so thanks for triggering my OCD! Haha but in all seriousness I’ll bring it up to my dealer when I’m in next and see what they say. I’m not even...

Just to follow up, try moving your pedals all the way ‘forward’ to the furthest position. Closest to the firewall. I’ve noticed the vibrations drop quite a bit when the pedals are as close to the firewall as they will go.

I’ve been chasing the same sound and I’m not sure what exactly it is. I lubed the rear seat latches and that didn’t do anything. I’m going to go in deep this weekend with some foam and felt tape and a six pack and see if I can’t deaden any areas where there’s contact or rubbing. Sounds like you...

I have a 23 Raptor, 6500 miles are on it. I recently noticed that when accelerating from a stop you can hear a clicking/ticking noise coming from the rear of the truck. I only hear with the windows down, especially when next to other vehicles or walls where you can hear sounds echo. Sounds like...