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Hello im a new owner of a 2014 3.5l ecoboost f150 texas edition extended cab In general, the ford f150 ecoboost vacuum pump starts leaking oil due to inaccurate design and no covering The truck hasn't had any problems except when one day i had a misfire and realised i had barely any oil as soon as i got home

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(attempt #1)after much research i came to the conclusion it was the vacuum pump leaking, i. My 2013 f150 with 68,000 miles just started leaking in the same area It leaks at the mounting surface between the pump and engine

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It is a very suborn leak, occurs on almost every 150 eb 2013 and 2014 model

2011 & 2012 eb have a high failure rate electrical vacuum pump ,so, in the 2013 & 2014, f150 eb switched to mechanical vacuum pump that mounted on the back side of passenger side camshaft, between engine and. I slid under on the creeper and found oil formed on the area at the back of the oil pan where it meets the bell housing I cleaned it up with some simple green, slid a piece of. Just noticed some oil migrating down the passenger side of the trans bell housing from up above the turbo manifold

Looks like it might be the common vacuum pump right there Is this a worthwhile diy project to replace or would i regret it It appears i can access it from the wheel well after.