I had concerns after reading the reviews. I originally thought I had troubleshot and fixed my QUE engine for my Ford F150 5.0 Coyote. I kept getting P0303 Misfire on #3. It ran, and I could still feel the miss in it, but it wasn't coding, until a day later. Well, I took it to the mechanic that installed the motor, and 7 cylinders with compression of 150, and one with 85. #3 had been causing trouble since day 1. New plugs, coils, cleaned the MAF, new purge valve. Nothing worked. They claim that they compression test all engines. Obviously, that is a false statement on their website. I am already out labor costs I won't get back, and I don't even want to fix it again not knowing if the next engine I get will be any better, or worse. I filed a warranty claim. At this point, I am turned off of fixing it, and as soon as I get this resolved, my beautiful 2014 F150 is headed to the graveyard. It's really disappointing, but I'm not throwing any more money at an 11 year old truck, hoping that it eventually works out. I would proceed with caution when buying a used engine from anybody with a late model car or truck. If it's got an overhead cam, I wouldn't touch used again. You can't really rebuild them, and used engines are a crap shoot. I really wanted to give QUE a good review. Had they come through with what they promised...I would have. I mean, a compression test on my motor would have picked up one cylinder hitting at about half of the others, and it would have been sent to a reman shop for rebuild instead of to a customer for installation. Honestly, I won't touch a used engine again. Buying a used truck is less expensive in the long run. Though this isn't specifically Ford's fault the taste of Ford has also soured because of this. My 91,000 engine started knocking, and the engine I was quoted as having approximately 56,000 miles had a low compression cylinder. It will probably be the last Ford I buy or try to fix for a long time, if ever. But...I am loving my 2024 Chevrolet truck. If they make it right, I will add to the review. In reality, what is that? Well, getting me a good engine that was actually compression tested that has the actual miles stated, and having the junk engine replaced at no additional cost to me would be the optimal. I don't think I will hold my breath on that one. Just refund the cost of the motor, fully (no restocking fees, since it was faulty from QUE, and I installed it in good faith). Oh yeah. $650 for gaskets, seals, water pump, thermostat etc) all to put on a junk motor. Not gonna get that back either, and would have to buy all of that stuff again. But nope, I'm done with fixing it. I put a ton of money into it already, and I'm not going to do it again....ever! ***Update - Quality Used Engines made it right! They refunded the cost of the engine. I'm still out a ton for the install, but that was an understood risk. I still won't buy a used engine again, as the feeling of losing my truck is still very raw.
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