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I have a 2003 F150 4.6l triton v8.... I started over heating yesterday. got hom let it cool down and found Oil in Coolant. No coolant in oil or transmission fluid. What could be wrong? Single mom here and have to have truck to work!!!!!
I have a 2003 F150 4.6l triton v8.... I started over heating yesterday. got hom let it cool down and found Oil in Coolant. No coolant in oil or transmission fluid. What could be wrong? Single mom here and have to have truck to work!!!!!
Please someone help or give a suggestion?????
Bumping you back up to the top so someone with some expertise can help you out.
I hear you.
It's not going to be a quick fix but the cause has to be found first, then the repair.
Only source is the transmission cooler in the radiator or a gasket on the motor.
Since you overheated I would assume a head gasket has blown pumping hot combustion gas into the cooling system.
A compression check should reveal the cylinder and bank the cause.
Might as well plan on a rental car or some other transportation until it's fixed and a credit card.
Find a reputable shop.
I don't know any way to say it easier.
Good luck.
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