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If you have a radiator leak like I did, before 36,000 miles, you better bring it in quick. I was out of town and had the famous ford radiator leak on my 2008 F250. I put stop leak in it to keep from ruining my motor and had no more problems, started leaking again today. Brought it to the dealership and after the work was done $1,048.00. Glad I bolught the ESP, only had to pay $100.00 deductible. Sorry to say the dodge cummins I just sold had no problems other than the air conditioning door would not open at 53,000 miles and a whole lot less expensive truck. What is happening to Ford diesels?
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My leak was in that exact same spot at 30,000 miles. I got a new radiator, venturi T kit and reflash on the PCM.
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