2005 Mercury Mountaineer "engine coolant" Questions

...coolant hoses on the engine are leaking. The engine is tipped rearward slightly, so any leaking coolant hose will drain rearward and drip off the back of the engine. There are also two coolant ...

...crud on the ground, dogs drinking coolant etc. Replace old grunge with fresh coolant and water mix. Make sure you know which coolant you engine likes. Some will wreak havok so be sure you look it

...coolant temperature sensor looked at. Swap out That Temp Sensor Check engine temp w/infared thermom. just behind the thermo.housing on the engine. If above 180+ then check you sender(sensor) on the ...

...start all instruments and lights work but now won't start Any suggestions ? How hot and did you add coolant when it was hot? Adding 80 degree coolant to a 260+ degrees engine can crack metal

...a burning smell. I have been told to ch Engine overheats If you are loosing coolant and there are no leaks, it is usually being burned in the engine because of a leaking head gasket or intake

...coolant several times. i don't see it leaking Does car overheat at all? Check your oil. Is it milky or watery? You are describing classic head gasket failure, I recently had a weird problem with a 04 ...

...coolant/heater hoses and the thermostat housing near the top of the timing cover, but when the engine is working properly there should be no water behind the front cover. top off the cooling system, ...

...Engine Temp. sensor is bad. it is under the intake manifold. if there is a miss also check under the coils over the spark plugs. If there is Coolant in the spark plug holes .then the intake gasket is ...

...coolant (or does not respond to these instructions). However, drive only as long as you stop and turn off the engine whenever the gauge gets close to the red, and let the engine cool down until you ...