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Bare with me. I'm by no means no mechanic and not experienced in parts or mechanic work. So I just got my truck a few days ago. 2010 F250 6.4. I was changing a fog lamp bulb when I noticed a drop of fluid fall on me. Didn't think anything of it, but then I noticed a hose that seemed to be moist. I wiped it off with a rag. Few minutes later, it's wet again with a puddle the size of a nickel. It doesn't smell like anything. Not noticing any color, although it's dark and with my flashlight it's hard to tell if there's a green tint (coolant?) or not. Here are a couple of pics that I tried to get. It's on the drivers side close to the fog lamp area. Any idea what it might be? Thanks with any help in advance.
My 2010 had the same thing happen 2 days after I bought it (45000 miles). Had developed a radiator leak that was caused by the upper hose was the issue. There was a service bulletin on it so got it repaired for free by Ford.
Confirmed, it's the radiator! Pressurerized it and showed me that the number of drops increased right on the corner of the radiator. $1250 with new radiator, hoses, and labor. It blows..but dang, I love my truck. Now to save my pennies!
I'll assume you will be replacing both the upper and lower rad hoses with the updated white plastic necks from Ford as well, to go along with your radiator. A set of thermostats wouldn't hurt either while you're in there as well since they fail pretty commonly too.
I'll assume you will be replacing both the upper and lower rad hoses with the updated white plastic necks from Ford as well, to go along with your radiator. A set of thermostats wouldn't hurt either while you're in there as well since they fail pretty commonly too.
Yes, new hoses. I'll throw in the thermostats as well. Thanks for the tip.