Ford Transit Common coolant leak, Starter motor removal & How to pressure test
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- Ford Transit - Common coolant leak & how to pressure test. I've also shown the best way to remove the starter motor from the transit. The O-ring can be replaced on the thermostatic control, however for piece of mind I suggest replacing it, part no. below. Also be sure to use the right type of coolant which is normally an OAT Type (Organic Acid Technology) or you run the risk of damaging the engines' cooling system. Please ensure you check your owners manual for the right specification.
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Just noticed this leak part way through a road trip. Thanks for posting this, I thought it might have been the water pump !
In a bit of a panic, we used bars leaks for coolant which has temporarily stopped the leak. Hopefully, this doesn't cause any grief to the coolant system until we can replace the faulty part.
@@SmartCamper As soon as you can get the vehicle to a workshop i would recommend flushing the entire cooling system several times. Then fixing all the leaks and pressure testing the system. All those stop leaks can cause issues later on with the vehicle.
Same issue on my thanks for the video
Thanks for the feedback!
Thank you… straight forward to the point.
Thanks for the feedback!
Thanx i will check soon to see if i have any fuild leaking !
Great!
Do you blow the engine pipes?
Not sure what you mean but if your referring to pressurizing the system then yes this is done to test for any leaks.
Was there a whining noise ?
No there was not, what area do you hear a whine from in the engine bay? and under what RPM?
@@AutoBuddynz coming from the engine as if the a.c is running but not ...found a pin hole in the hose ..thin hose that run to multiple areas of the engine and no local dealer carries the hose
@@AutoBuddynz KM5415 Left Over Flow Hose - FoMoCo $$$$$
@@elevatedemotions4548 So is it a fuel hose leak?
@@AutoBuddynz says it's a overflow hose..140$ dealership pary only