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My 2015 Ford Expedition Limited 4x4, purchased new, is at the Ford dealer now for a coolant leak (65,*** miles).

The coolant reservoir was leaking, as well as a molded hose with quick connect fittings. They are being replaced.

Vehicle is used strictly for passenger use - never used to tow.
 

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Reservoir tanks are vented...they don't hold pressure. Do you mean your radiator cap?

The degas bottle doesn’t vent until a certain pressure, if it’s cracked and doesn’t maintain required hot pressure the coolant can expand enough to spill over.
 

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Is it just me or do the 2015+ (V6 Ecoboost) have various coolant leak issues? It seems like it's a topic that comes back a lot on these forums...


That said, I had a leak on my 2014 last summer, turned out it was a worn / leaky water pump. $35 later life was good again (new pump).
 

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The degas bottle doesn’t vent until a certain pressure, if it’s cracked and doesn’t maintain required hot pressure the coolant can expand enough to spill over.

I know what you're talking about. You just have a 'reservoir' cap. I forgot about those. I have a reservoir (vented) and a radiator cap (pressure containing)


EDIT: Ok, I was thinking about my 2008 Mounty.

Never mind.
 

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@762mm, how much was the water pump replacement?


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About 45 minutes total, working slow and taking my time.

It's 4 bolts that hold the pump in place, plus 4 smaller ones to remove the drive belt pulley. Make sure you have new coolant on hand, as most of it will piss right out, lol!


:)
 
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