1998 Ford Expedition - Page 3 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues
I just put a brand new heater core in my 1998 ford
Do you have eatc/electronic automatic temp control? The temp blend door, I wouldn't remove that, with no door, it seems to me your getting 50/50 hot and cold. Are there any eatc trouble codes?
Does the engine reach operating temp, hopefully over 200 degrees F. Are the heater hoses hot to the touch?
Do you live in an extremely cold region?
3/2/2017 6:55:56 PM •
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1998 expedition driver window fuse or relay
If you hear the relay, you need to pull the door panel and check power at the motor. Power there replace it. No power, the wires tend to break in the rubber boot at the front of the door jam.
9/18/2016 3:16:38 PM •
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What causes my truck to lose water, and what makes water get into my engine oil?
the water can get into the sump oil from pin holes in the timing case behind the water pump impeller
if you have water in the sump oil it will be a dirty grey color and the filler cap will have water droplets under it
If the oil is normal color then the loss could be from rusted welsh plugs
pressure test the cooling system to check for leaks
1/27/2016 1:39:03 PM •
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on Jan 27, 2016
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4.6 Windsor , how do I know timing chain is set right?
If you get the timing chain off even a single link, the engine may start and sound like it is running fine, but you will have a very serious reduction in power performance, poor fuel economy etc.. This would be very noticeable when driving it. There are timing marks on the gears etc. that indicate exactly how the chain goes on when re-assembling after teardown. If timing gets off too much in any direction, you can do serious damage to the engine as the valves opening and closing at the wrong time can cause overheating etc..
12/25/2015 7:05:42 AM •
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