3.2, 105k, changed every 5k or so. Synthetic 80 percent of the time. No towing.which engine? how many miles? do you tow? how often do you change your oil filter and oil?
Dinosaur oil or synthetic oil? Does it meet FCAs MS... specification?
I didn't hear anything abnormal but I am tone deaf.
I have never actually heard the tic sound in person.
There may be other videos with audio for comparison on other FCA sites for vehicles with the 3.6L engine.
An automotive type stethoscope may be helpful in pin pointing the source of the tic.
I don't think you can get to the valve cover unless you remove the upper and/or lower intake manifolds.
I think if the cam followers are worn out it is apparent from visual inspection.
FCA dealerships should be experts on this by now, apparently it happens way too often.
I can hear some ticking in the video, but I'm not sure it is abnormal. Pretty sure mine (3.2) does roughly the same. That said, I had a problem corrected last summer which caused knocking (below 2000 RPM under specific engine load conditions) and intermittent heavy ticking, usually at start-up. My problem turned out to be something no one else on this forum seems to have had (and Google didn't point me to others with a 3.2 or 3.6 either) : I had an oil leak into a spark plug well from a gasket inside the valve cover. This type of leak is a known problem (not very prevalent), but I couldn't find anyone else out there who had engine knock associated to it. Master tech said it could cause it (oil inside coil pack tube), and it was fixed with a new gasket, so... But like I said, my problem is rare and the OP here has a mild (benign ?) tick, nothing like the chatter/ticking/knockinig I had.My 2015 v6 started with a ticking sound, at approx. 60k. At 75k miles it sounded just like a diesel engine. = Complete engine replacement. Hope this new one has some type of improved redesign.. I cant hear the ticking on your video. When I would drive up the hill to my house it would knock very loudly. Funny how you get used to things, when the new engine was put in I couldn't believe how quiet it was. Good luck
I'm not sure if our oil pans are even steel or not, but if they are just find a small, powerful magnet and stick it to the oil pan somewhere close to the drain plug. It's going to catch the steel and iron shavings, and when you pull the drain plug, remove the magnet and MOST will flow out with the oil. Can't do much about the aluminum, and other non magnetic materials in a modern engine, which just happens to be most of it. Whatever works right???😎Metal filings are never a good thing. Has anyone found a magnetic drain plug? I have not been successful.
Hi! I noticed mine was making that noise as well. I made a recording and it sounds exactly like yours. I was worried for a bit, but I think that is normal. I only hear it with the hood up. I live in an apartment area and have noticed neighbor cars idling after an auto start and I hear the same noise even with their hoods closed, Fords, etc.Getting this ticking sound from the engine. From reading here, it may be the rocker arms but wanted to just get a sense of if other people have heard this too
Or just let it go and shell out $1500 later...???🤔
I think I'd still find a mechanics stethoscope, and give those rocker banks a listen...I ain't buying it. Sounds like Service Advisors BS diversion talk to me...JMO...😎
Sounds exactly like mine when the dealer (under warranty) replaced a boatload of valve train parts on my 2015 TH.Getting this ticking sound from the engine. From reading here, it may be the rocker arms but wanted to just get a sense of if other people have heard this too