only thing I can't stand on this engine is why did they use a plastic oil pan? Just why?
I'm sure for the reasons most plastic parts are used, cost savings and to lighten up the vehicle.only thing I can't stand on this engine is why did they use a plastic oil pan? Just why?
I'm a little worried about the integrated front cover (IFC) and the plastic.. I mean composite oil pan? ?
What issues specifically are you concerned about with having a plastic oil pan?only thing I can't stand on this engine is why did they use a plastic oil pan? Just why?
Durability if anything contacts it. If the skid plate underneath fully shields it, that would alleviate my concern.What issues specifically are you concerned about with having a plastic oil pan?
Cracking, reduced heat dissipation. And overall just cheap. ?What issues specifically are you concerned about with having a plastic oil pan?
I'm sure it's okay. But I want better than good enough. I saw a thread here on 6g with a link to a Company that sells replacement aluminum oil pans for the 2.7. That'll be a consideration for me in the coming year or two.Got y'all. Has any of that been an issue for the existing 2.7 in Edge Sports or the F150?
only thing I can't stand on this engine is why did they use a plastic oil pan? Just why?
it cracking from the plastic getting dry and brittle after the years. plus metal can withstand more abuse from debris and bouncing rocksWhat issues specifically are you concerned about with having a plastic oil pan?
I'm sure it's okay. But I want better than good enough. I saw a thread here on 6g with a link to a Company that sells replacement aluminum oil pans for the 2.7. That'll be a consideration for me in the coming year or two.