I bought a new 2015 Expedition Limited 4x4. Never wrecked and passenger use only (no towing).
One of the turbo coolant lines began to leak coolant. I had the Ford Premium ESP, which covered the repair. (At the same time, the engine vacuum pump began to leak oil - also repaired). This was in...
Ford and Lincoln are recalling 420,000 2018 - 2022 Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator models for a seatbelt safety defect: https://fordauthority.com/2026/06/420k-ford-expedition-lincoln-navigator-suvs-recalled-over-seat-belt-issue/
Have you checked the battery terminal connectors and battery posts to ensure they are clean and tight? Are you SURE the battery is in good condition?
If was common for the positive battery terminal and connector to corrode due to battery fume leakage and the red vinyl cover over the post.
I...
From afar - if the transmission fluid cooler had an obstruction, it had to come from inside the transmission.
I suspect with the overheat, fluid loss, and obstruction in the cooler - that you will have more problems soon with the transmission.
The increase in ethanol percentage does not increase or decrease the octane rating. However, ethanol has less energy per volume, compared to the same volume of gasoline (about 30% less). This results in reduced fuel mileage.
If you use mid grade gasoline that also has an increased ethanol...
Or your rear HVAC temperature actuator is not working properly, allowing heat to mix with the a/c cold air.
The a/c system is on one refrigerant charge. If the front is cold - the rear evaporator would be on the same charge. It is possible the rear evaporator has clogged fins, but very...
There was probably a vacuum check valve in the vacuum supply that was damaged or disconnected during the work. OR - an IWE vacuum line damaged or left disconnected.
The vacuum check valve prevents a momentary loss of vacuum to the HVAC system. A leaking IWE vacuum line will cause vacuum drop...
Does the engine have electric radiator cooling fans, or does it have a belt driven cooling fan with a coupling that engages with speed?
The mechanical fan coupling can fail and cause a roaring noise.
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