I have a 2001 Ford Explorer Sport Trac that's running hot. The needle
on the temp gage runs to the top in a manner of minutes while
driving. I just had the coolant changed, but it didnt help. Any
ideas on what's wrong? Is it the water pump, or the sensor, or maybe
the transmission? Should I go to the dealer for service or an
independent shop for repairs? Thank you. -HJI
>I have a 2001 Ford Explorer Sport Trac that's running hot. The needle
> on the temp gage runs to the top in a manner of minutes while
> driving. I just had the coolant changed, but it didnt help. Any
> ideas on what's wrong? Is it the water pump, or the sensor, or maybe
> the transmission? Should I go to the dealer for service or an
> independent shop for repairs? Thank you. -HJI
Maybe a sticking thermostat...and it's easy enough to replace in 15 minutes
or less.
HJI - 25 Feb 2007 22:51 GMT
On Feb 23, 6:12 pm, "Andy Barkl" <aba...@connect.microsoft.local>
wrote:
> Maybe a sticking thermostat...and it's easy enough to replace in 15 minutes
> or less.
That was it. Thanks. -HJI