If your comfortable replacing your own shocks, you have the talent to rebuild them as well. Great videos here on you tube to walk you through it. All the special tools you need including a nitrogen tank is still cheaper than paying someone to rebuild them. I did the same thing, bought a used set, rebuilt them, then replaced the original. Now I have a set to rotate through as needed.
My issues with my 2013 Roush Raptor 150K so far (Most are very common): Back windows off track Sunroof Track broke P0456- EVAP Purge Valve bad B124D-02 - TPMS sensors bad B10F1-14 Key circuit failure - replaced the ignition switch B1211-13 - Airbag switch failure B1215-00 Running board lamp short Driver-side window switch faulty C1001-01 Backup camera faulty AC Leak Fuse 27 relocation What a list.. but nothing was very expensive or hard to fix.
I used texas shock works! They send rebuilt shocks to me, springs included, for extra, "none of my local mechanics wanted to beal with those springs!" They arrived, my local mechanic put them on, and I sent the old ones back Fed-ex with a prepaid shipping sticker. What a night and day differance!!!!!!! Got $400 back off price of rebuilt shocks,core.... Check them out! SK
Probably the most informative video ive found on the raptor that's actually useful. Still trying to figure out the issues with my raptor and this video didn't mention it but it's still a very helpful video.
I recommend changing the UCA to a Uniball control arm to eliminate binding OFFROAD from the ball joint or if you you raise the front higher in the future this would also help with caster and camber I suppose .
Fuse 27 melts and disconnects doing 80 miles an hour shuts off the engine , lose power steering , fuel pump. Dangerous as f*k and truck died on the highway and cant believe never a recall!
that driver side passenger door is an issue with ford. both my 2016 ford explorer and my 2006 explorer have that issue as well. i also know other ford vehicles do this as well.
I saw a video that said the reason the pump goes out is because not enough fluid circulating, look into an aftermarket reservoir that mounts behind the grill.
Who are the guys in North Carolina that rebuilds the Raptor shock's, I live in north Florida and I need to get mine done as well. Good information because I bought mine in August has 225,000, on it, and I love it, good show my man ✌️👍😁
Great video! I have a 2011 Molten Orange Raptor with 40K on the clock. My AC blower motor crapped out at around 30K miles and was a real bitch to replace. The next issue is that the rear sliding window defroster does not come on and the slider gets very temperamental when opening/closing, I believe the switch needs replacing.
Don't slide your ass out the seat use your steps . I'm 6'3 and 325 and have yet to break my raptor seat trim. But I'm careful how I exit the truck. Lol
Great video. I have a 2014 raptor and I've had number 3 and number 4 issues. Still tracing out the wiring for my rear passenger door lock. Where did you find your break?
As previously mentioned, what is the story on that air bag setup? I have a 2013 that I use for work, have the Decked storage system full with tools so it's heavy AF. Not to mention everything I have stacked on top of it. Been thinking of getting an airbag setup to help alleviate squat.
The only thing I’ve had a problem with my GEN 1, The fuse that controls my power seat and the power mirrors blew out. So I put a bigger fuse in and the motors and everything still work but that fuse blew out shortly so it has a short somewhere
Shocks are needing rebuild at 50,000KMs with half off road and on road duty. Shock tear down and rebuild takes 5 hours to do all 4. Did the plugs on mine. Front lower wheel well plugs on both sides are a bitch. You need long extensions and wheel removed for better access for all the lower ones. Top are ok
I owned 2014 raptor (132,000 miles) and I had issues in chronological order 1. Perge valve canister failed(91,000 miles) 2. P06B6 code (4th cylinder iginition coil at cold temperature) ( 101,000 miles) 3. Passenger side CV axle failed , IWE failed and vacuum line leak (105,000) 4. Fuse 27 melted (110,000) 5. Valve spring broke cylinder 8 first then after 4 weeks cylinder 3 spring broke . 6. Power steering pump whining
You missed the “thing” that none of us Raptor owners wants to talk about, the less than robust forward bearing in the rear differential. A tragedy for sure!
Have you run into this??? I have a 2012 F150 Harley edition. We tow it and last time we towed it the computer said it was in tow mode and to leave it in N. Well we got back to the house and i smelled trans fluid. The computer didn’t have the transfer case disengage the trans so the trans just spun in N for 640 miles. That cost me a new trans. Trans and instal was 10.5K. It would be nice to be able to confirm that the trans is disengaged.
On our 2010 Ford F-150 5.4L Raptor, we had to rebuild the front shocks because they were worn down to nothing! so bouncy. The rear ones didn't need to be replaced yet because they were still good.
I notice the airbag assist on the rear leaf springs. Is this a factory option or supplied aftermarket. I have one in Australia and I could do with a little more lift when towing on the rear and mine doesnt have the airbags.
Heater core on mine and oil pan gasket. 2010 5.4 Raptor. Some leakage from the front driver side of the engine... and of course the notorious cam phaser, and header could be leaking. 10+ year old truck...
My 2014 raptor needed a new transmission at 69k miles and a new transfercase at 81k. Its been so unreliable. My 2010 ram has 261k miles and no major problems😮
I just bought a gen 1 raptor with a 6.2 V8 with 95 thousand miles. And I also bought the first gen 1 raptor brand new in 2010 with a 5.4 V8 both raptors bounced if I hit a bump while in a corner and they both felt out of control. I think the gen 1 shock's lack adequate rebound damping. So my question is, after they rebuilt your new shock's did that stop the out of control feel over bumps while driving in corners ? And did the rebuild shop use different viscosity shock oil or modify the new shock's? I'm addressing that same issue this weekend.
@@albertayo7035 Yes, I did. The fluid looked good and didn't create any other problems. I have some issues with trans and will be covering in the future
It’s basically just the seals fail / if you live in NY, & never hit any bumps, probably not a big issue..... but if you live in NY, why have a Raptor. Your just putting in new seals & returning shock to factory specs. That’s the best / Fox & Ford teamed up on this suspension. Rebuild, yes! Alter from factory specs, no
They are the Air Lift with on board compressor and added the Day Star ( www.4wheelparts.com/p/daystar-air-bag-cradle-ku09140bk/_/R-BKCG-KU09140BK) air bag cradle to help gain back some of the suspension travel that was lost. Great for towing and no leaks in 4 years. Not recommended for high speed off roading
Thats average mileage for a vehicle. As long as the carfax and the previous owner kept up the maintenance you should be good. You can also get a Ford pre inspection for it before you buy
Bro buy it that's a good deal and as long as u check the trucks history it should ok I think the raptor 2012 is better looking than alot of new trucks lol
My front camera want work an my cargo light and puddle light are out check the fuse ok check bulb that’s ok brake light works but just not getting power to the cargo light
Thank you for the video. My 09 king ranch had the fuse 27 relocation installed due to the fuse melting. Off topic but do you mind looking at the cover on your pcm and sharing the part number that’s printed on the top? I have rain that gets past the cowl and drips onto those harnesses. A few other electrical ghost here and there. Thanks again
Please tell me where in NC you got ur shocks rebuilt. I live in NC and don’t want to send mine all the way to Texas. I’d rather just drop mine off and pick it up
Are you a teenager!?! Where did your plastic fridge go to the filter? ? It is very important. It cools the air from the filter. Are you better than an immediate engineer who designed the engine ?!🙄🙁😲
I’m sure he’s not. But that’s a K&N Cold Air Intake (I have AFE & AFE Exhaust on mine.) And yes, it’s wayyy better than factory. Wayyyy better air flow, more power & better fuel efficiency. However, GOTTA keep it clean & filter charged (oiled) properly.
Just bought a 2010 Raptor 6.2L at 130k miles. I love this truck! Very happy with it. Going to keep it to 300k if I am lucky. Good video.
How many miles you got on it now?
If your comfortable replacing your own shocks, you have the talent to rebuild them as well. Great videos here on you tube to walk you through it. All the special tools you need including a nitrogen tank is still cheaper than paying someone to rebuild them. I did the same thing, bought a used set, rebuilt them, then replaced the original. Now I have a set to rotate through as needed.
My issues with my 2013 Roush Raptor 150K so far (Most are very common):
Back windows off track
Sunroof Track broke
P0456- EVAP Purge Valve bad
B124D-02 - TPMS sensors bad
B10F1-14 Key circuit failure - replaced the ignition switch
B1211-13 - Airbag switch failure
B1215-00 Running board lamp short
Driver-side window switch faulty
C1001-01 Backup camera faulty
AC Leak
Fuse 27 relocation
What a list.. but nothing was very expensive or hard to fix.
Thank you for this list...I think I'm experiencing the "Bad" Evap Purge Valve (but it's throwing zero codes). Appreciate you.
I used texas shock works! They send rebuilt shocks to me, springs included, for extra, "none of my local mechanics wanted to beal with those springs!" They arrived, my local mechanic put them on, and I sent the old ones back Fed-ex with a prepaid shipping sticker. What a night and day differance!!!!!!! Got $400 back off price of rebuilt shocks,core.... Check them out! SK
2014 raptor & so far no issues, I do all the routine maintenance on time & still going strong.
Probably the most informative video ive found on the raptor that's actually useful. Still trying to figure out the issues with my raptor and this video didn't mention it but it's still a very helpful video.
I got a 2014 back in August of 2020...... it had 68,000 miles when I got it. Damn I love this thing!!!
If you don’t mind me asking how much did you pay for it, looking to buy a gen one myself
@@franciscomoya6894 It was $43,000
@@crashthemalinois9126 Good deal
Same, same miles to in 2019
@@crashthemalinois9126 now one like that they want 52k in California
I literally had all these changed when i got my raptor with 130k. I like that last repair too, been running without that piece
Thanks for the door lock idea. My 2011 Raptor Driver rear door lock stop working, I never figured out why, now im going to check the wiring loom!
I recommend changing the UCA to a Uniball control arm to eliminate binding OFFROAD from the ball joint or if you you raise the front higher in the future this would also help with caster and camber I suppose .
Fuse 27 melts and disconnects doing 80 miles an hour shuts off the engine , lose power steering , fuel pump. Dangerous as f*k and truck died on the highway and cant believe never a recall!
Power steering pump goes out too.
Yes, especially if you use the truck offroad they fail early. Good time to upgrade to one with a cooler.
that driver side passenger door is an issue with ford. both my 2016 ford explorer and my 2006 explorer have that issue as well. i also know other ford vehicles do this as well.
And we have a weak power steering pump. Which is not cheap to replace or way expensive to upgrade. ($300-$1300 in parts im taking about)
About to replace mine for the 3rd time but, lesson learned, putting in a Lee upgraded system.
I saw a video that said the reason the pump goes out is because not enough fluid circulating, look into an aftermarket reservoir that mounts behind the grill.
Who are the guys in North Carolina that rebuilds the Raptor shock's, I live in north Florida and I need to get mine done as well. Good information because I bought mine in August has 225,000, on it, and I love it, good show my man ✌️👍😁
What did you pay for your raptor with 225,000, trying to see if one in my area is overpriced.
I gave 32k for my 2013 back in 2020 with 86k miles
Ford should be embarrassed. Same truck. That fuse 27 was so frustrating before they knew what was going on. Should have been a recall.
Shocks Rebuilt by Valhalla Motorsports in Aberdeen, North Carolina
Hello, how much did it cost? Cheers
Great video! I have a 2011 Molten Orange Raptor with 40K on the clock. My AC blower motor crapped out at around 30K miles and was a real bitch to replace. The next issue is that the rear sliding window defroster does not come on and the slider gets very temperamental when opening/closing, I believe the switch needs replacing.
Had to replace my switch also on my 2012 Raptor
My 2014 won’t blow out of the front vents
Don't slide your ass out the seat use your steps . I'm 6'3 and 325 and have yet to break my raptor seat trim. But I'm careful how I exit the truck. Lol
You should of kept the shocks for the next rebuild
Texas shock works has exchange program 👍🏼👍🏼
Almost bought one of these...glad i didnt and went with a 5.7 Tundra. Best truck ever!
Great video. I have a 2014 raptor and I've had number 3 and number 4 issues. Still tracing out the wiring for my rear passenger door lock. Where did you find your break?
As previously mentioned, what is the story on that air bag setup? I have a 2013 that I use for work, have the Decked storage system full with tools so it's heavy AF. Not to mention everything I have stacked on top of it. Been thinking of getting an airbag setup to help alleviate squat.
The only thing I’ve had a problem with my GEN 1, The fuse that controls my power seat and the power mirrors blew out. So I put a bigger fuse in and the motors and everything still work but that fuse blew out shortly so it has a short somewhere
yep, you have a short somewhere.
If u had a fuse and it blew and replaced withbigger screw and it held for a bit then blew its prob bad motor a dead short will blow immediately
Shocks are needing rebuild at 50,000KMs with half off road and on road duty. Shock tear down and rebuild takes 5 hours to do all 4. Did the plugs on mine. Front lower wheel well plugs on both sides are a bitch. You need long extensions and wheel removed for better access for all the lower ones. Top are ok
I owned 2014 raptor (132,000 miles) and I had issues in chronological order
1. Perge valve canister failed(91,000 miles)
2. P06B6 code (4th cylinder iginition coil at cold temperature) ( 101,000 miles)
3. Passenger side CV axle failed , IWE failed and vacuum line leak (105,000)
4. Fuse 27 melted (110,000)
5. Valve spring broke cylinder 8 first then after 4 weeks cylinder 3 spring broke .
6. Power steering pump whining
You missed the “thing” that none of us Raptor owners wants to talk about, the less than robust forward bearing in the rear differential. A tragedy for sure!
Have you run into this??? I have a 2012 F150 Harley edition. We tow it and last time we towed it the computer said it was in tow mode and to leave it in N. Well we got back to the house and i smelled trans fluid. The computer didn’t have the transfer case disengage the trans so the trans just spun in N for 640 miles. That cost me a new trans. Trans and instal was 10.5K. It would be nice to be able to confirm that the trans is disengaged.
So far so good!
On our 2010 Ford F-150 5.4L Raptor, we had to rebuild the front shocks because they were worn down to nothing! so bouncy. The rear ones didn't need to be replaced yet because they were still good.
I notice the airbag assist on the rear leaf springs. Is this a factory option or supplied aftermarket. I have one in Australia and I could do with a little more lift when towing on the rear and mine doesnt have the airbags.
Heater core on mine and oil pan gasket. 2010 5.4 Raptor. Some leakage from the front driver side of the engine... and of course the notorious cam phaser, and header could be leaking. 10+ year old truck...
How many miles? I’m looking at a 2010
@@randybahrerb I'm at 130k
Fuse can’t be a recall because it’s not safety but should be a TSB!
My 2014 raptor needed a new transmission at 69k miles and a new transfercase at 81k. Its been so unreliable. My 2010 ram has 261k miles and no major problems😮
Wow...that's crazy!! What was happening to make you notice this? Just curious any type of driving that was abnormal...heck it's a raptor nevermind.
@@cdf8821 some light offroading. It's more common then you think.
I just bought a gen 1 raptor with a 6.2 V8 with 95 thousand miles. And I also bought the first gen 1 raptor brand new in 2010 with a 5.4 V8 both raptors bounced if I hit a bump while in a corner and they both felt out of control. I think the gen 1 shock's lack adequate rebound damping. So my question is, after they rebuilt your new shock's did that stop the out of control feel over bumps while driving in corners ? And did the rebuild shop use different viscosity shock oil or modify the new shock's? I'm addressing that same issue this weekend.
Yeah please throw more lights on the shocks and have you changed your transmission fluid so far ?
They can revalve and setup the shocks for your use, they were much better than stock.
@@albertayo7035 Yes, I did. The fluid looked good and didn't create any other problems. I have some issues with trans and will be covering in the future
It’s basically just the seals fail / if you live in NY, & never hit any bumps, probably not a big issue..... but if you live in NY, why have a Raptor. Your just putting in new seals & returning shock to factory specs. That’s the best / Fox & Ford teamed up on this suspension. Rebuild, yes! Alter from factory specs, no
I noticed you have helper bags on the rear. What brand are they and how do you like them. Thanks.
They are the Air Lift with on board compressor and added the Day Star ( www.4wheelparts.com/p/daystar-air-bag-cradle-ku09140bk/_/R-BKCG-KU09140BK) air bag cradle to help gain back some of the suspension travel that was lost. Great for towing and no leaks in 4 years. Not recommended for high speed off roading
@@enochwatchers6623 I have the same exact setup on my 2012 Ford f150 lariat 6.5 ft bed 6.2 l V8 four wheel drive
Thanks
Want one so bad, but issues will rise with a vehicle that’s going to be 12 years old. Worth it? 2012 122k one owner for 26k (California)
Thats average mileage for a vehicle. As long as the carfax and the previous owner kept up the maintenance you should be good. You can also get a Ford pre inspection for it before you buy
Depends on how it was used. if driven on the street mostly. I would say yes and go for it. They hold their value!
Bro buy it that's a good deal and as long as u check the trucks history it should ok I think the raptor 2012 is better looking than alot of new trucks lol
@Government is Violence how many miles do u have on ur gen 1 raptor bro so far
@Government is Violence Its known to be really reliable truck good in the snow ❄
My front camera want work an my cargo light and puddle light are out check the fuse ok check bulb that’s ok brake light works but just not getting power to the cargo light
Thank you for the video. My 09 king ranch had the fuse 27 relocation installed due to the fuse melting. Off topic but do you mind looking at the cover on your pcm and sharing the part number that’s printed on the top? I have rain that gets past the cowl and drips onto those harnesses. A few other electrical ghost here and there. Thanks again
Please tell me where in NC you got ur shocks rebuilt. I live in NC and don’t want to send mine all the way to Texas. I’d rather just drop mine off and pick it up
Btw, SUBSCRIBED!!!
@@scryla2000 Shocks Rebuilt by Valhalla Motorsports in Aberdeen, North Carolina
@@markusschell6560 thank you!!
Looks like Shocks are common issues with these vehicles
Yup, the stock Fox shocks are actually garbage, but aftermarket is just too damn expensive for the average sane person to justify
Are you a teenager!?! Where did your plastic fridge go to the filter? ? It is very important. It cools the air from the filter. Are you better than an immediate engineer who designed the engine ?!🙄🙁😲
I’m sure he’s not. But that’s a K&N Cold Air Intake (I have AFE & AFE Exhaust on mine.) And yes, it’s wayyy better than factory. Wayyyy better air flow, more power & better fuel efficiency. However, GOTTA keep it clean & filter charged (oiled) properly.
360,000km on my 2012. Haven't done the fuse 27 fix yet and I'm not going to because I just don't give a shit lol
360K? Wow
Heck yeah…. Hopefully I can get that out of mine..