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Fuel in coolant
We have fuel in our coolant bottle. my question is do I have to replace the heads or can they be fixed? The truck has 200,000 miles on it.
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If they are not too far out of specs they can be machined as long as they are not cracked.
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They can't be fixed if it is the heads themselves. If it is an injector cup (rare) a new cup can be installed.
Ford does not acknowledge an injector cup as a possible cause of fuel in the coolant, the head cracks right above the cup |
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I figured it is heads cracking seems to be the problem always. Going to start tear down this week.
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