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Found 3 results
Replacing Radiator Cap In Ford Explorer 2006?
Is It True That Replacing The Radiator Cap With One With Less Psi, Help To Stop The Leak In The Radiator?
Asked by
thamusic54
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1 ANSWER
2006
FORD EXPLORER
VIDEO
Radiator Cap Replacement
Instructional repair video
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Radiator Replacement
A radiator removes heat from the engine through thermal heat exchange using coolant as a conductor and is usually located in the front of the vehicle under the hood. A ...
1992 Ford Explorer Fluid In Radiator
I Have A Brown Fluis In My Coolant. There Is No Oil Loss No Foam On Oil Cap. Transmission Slips A Little. Is This Trans Fluid In My Radiator...
Asked by
wolfn69
·
3 ANSWERS
1992
FORD EXPLORER
1998 Ford Explorer Radiator
I Was Having Some Issues With Overheating And Water Leakage, And After Checking It Out My Car Guy Diagnosed The Problem As The Thermostat....
Asked by
Regyna
·
1 ANSWER
1998
FORD EXPLORER
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