Did he over heat it? Was it just worn? Is there damage to to head or block? A warped head will destroy that rebuild. You have to diagnos why it is that the head gasket blew. Say even if you spend a little more it will still be cheaper than going out and buying a decent used vehicle that needs no work.Īssuming that the head gasket is bad and ONLY the head gasket then you will be ok. I know times are tough financially all over the place so maybe it can't be done immediately but the $800+ that I just listed would be a heck of a lot cheaper than going out and buying a truck. , For BMW: Used For:: Engine Parts: Torque: OEM Standards: Contact Now. 3.75 qts if manual, 5.5 gal antifreeze capacity, 2.2 qt capacity in front and rear differential. Engine oil temperature- Oil level- Engine oil quality. CarGurus > Questions > Ford > Ranger CarGurus06 ford Ranger 4.0L v6- how much oil does it take.
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Now granted not everyone has the knowledge of how to do head gaskets or body work but I was always raised with the saying "you can't learn any younger." If you like your truck and want to keep it then grab a set of tools and go to work. Ford Ranger Questions - oil, coolant, brake fluids. I belong to another forum and got yelled at for posting up a link to a website so if you want to know where just PM me and I will give you the website or if the admins will allow it I will post it here. Yes you can buy paint at that low of a price. Another $400-500 for some, stripper, primer, paint, clear coat, sand paper, a spray gun from Harbor Freight, and a couple weekends and the clear coat will be taken care of (perfect chance for a color change). $300 from Autozone for head gaskets, head bolts, oil, oil filter, and a weekend and you won't have coolant in your oil. Doing head gasket job on 1995 3.0: Tommy2: 3. Get Yours Today We have the best products at the right. 09-16-2012 06:07 PM: Oil in coolant, coolant in oil. Equip cars, trucks & SUVs with 2009 Ford Ranger Coolant Reservoir Cap / Radiator Cap from AutoZone. I worked on a friends Astro Van where the water pump wore a hole in the timing chain cover because of excessive end play, dumping coolant right into the oil pan.Ĭan't remember off the top of my head but is there coolant passage in the intake, if there is you might want to check that too.KBB lists it at $5165 fair condition for 2wd and $5995 fair condition for 4wd. Welcome to Ford Ranger Forum Thread Tools: Search this Thread 1 02-25-2013, 04:44 AM justin murphy. It's not unheard of coolant leaking by the gasket into the area where the timing chain is. You might want to take a good look at the timing chain cover and also remove the water pump and take a look behind. The head gasket on your Ford Ranger separates the oil and coolant channels. Can this be coming from the timing cover or gasket? At a loss here and would appreciate any advice. Find 2009 Ford Ranger Fuse and Relay Location Diagrams here. Ford Ranger parts catalog 2022 : Home / Ford parts catalog / Ranger Volume. Coolant should be changed every 2-3 years so it should still be bright green when drained. I had a coolant leak at the front of the right head externally, no oil in coolant. Coolant Antifreeze Hino Genuine Pink HP-LLC-01 20280. Ford recommends the old green coolant, they dont seem to like the orange stuff. I checked the oil and it looked like Chocolate Milk again. I just had new heads and all gaskets (intake manifold, valve covers etc.) replaced as well as the water pump on a 2001 Ranger with a 3.0L with 122,000 miles. hello chux72vette, I have a 2000 ford ranger 3.0 with the same problem (coolant in the oil), so a mechanic change the head gaskets and that din't fix the problem and he doesn't know what to do now. After 1 day of running it did not over heat but the engine began to run ruff.
I replaced the head and intake gaskets as well as the bolts. I then had the block cleaned and checked for a cracks(none found) The heads were not warped and the tops were shaved. My truck over heated and I found heavy amounts of coolant in the oil.
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