im cold
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im cold
i have a 97 f-150 and about two weeks ago my heater started to blow not so hot air and now it only blows c-c-c-cold what does this problem sound like to you guys and how much will it cost to fix 
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yes it was the coolant. I should be banned from this forum and all other forums for the crime of posting stupidness. But thanks
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UhhOhh, sounds like a timing cover leaking to me.
Check the oil for any moisture in it. It will be milky looking. Check out www.leakingfords.com .
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Check the oil for any moisture in it. It will be milky looking. Check out www.leakingfords.com .
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If you pull the dipstick and it is milky looking, you have water in your oil. If the truck has been sitting for a while, loosen the drain bolt until a trickle comes out. Water is heavier than motor oil and the water will be the first to drip out.