Ford Oil Leaks & Dodge Ticking Noise | Engine Repair in Broken Arrow
Some days, the shop is all about hustle—and today’s no different.
We’re deep into two major repairs: a leaky Ford F-150 and a noisy Dodge Journey, both getting the attention and expertise they need to get back on the road.
👉 Watch:Busy day in the shop with engine repairs on both a Ford F-150 and a Dodge Journey—see how we diagnose and fix these issues with precision and care.
Ford F-150 Oil Leak: Oil Pan Gasket Replacement
The Ford F-150 came in with one of the most common—but messy—issues we see: a persistent oil leak. After diagnosing the problem, we traced it back to a worn-out oil pan gasket. This repair involves removing key engine components to safely replace the gasket and ensure a leak-free seal moving forward.
If you’re spotting fresh oil puddles or smelling burnt oil while driving, it’s time for professional oil leak repair in Broken Arrow. Left unchecked, these leaks can cause oil starvation, overheating, and even internal engine damage.
Dodge Journey Engine Ticking: Camshafts and Rocker Arms
On the other side of the shop, we’ve got a Dodge Journey making a ticking noise that only got louder with time. Our inspection revealed excessive wear on the camshaft lobes and rocker arms—both of which are getting replaced. This kind of engine noise can signal valvetrain issues, timing chain problems, or poor oil flow.
Both Ford and Dodge vehicles have their quirks. From the common Ford oil pan leak to notorious Dodge valvetrain noise, our team has years of experience dealing with these issues. Whether it’s a motor mount replacement or a full diagnostic workup, we take every step to get your vehicle fixed right.
