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How hot is too hot
I towed my trailer empty 6500k about a 1000klm trip and while climbing a hill in the snow in 4x4 doing @ 60klm the tranning went to @230 and I heard a howling sound,I thought it was the clutch fan but was loud and never heard it before....what could it be?
I have to go back in the morning
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This is out of the blue a little... but there was mention in the Ford documentation that the fuel cooler can be loud, and also run when the engine is off as well (since it also cools the turbo actuator). They basically said not to freak out about it. Maybe that's what you heard? Just a thought. It may have been in the DVD.
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