My SUV leaks coolant and it has the information board reading check engine, engine hot as well. What does this all means SOS please!!! In how much am I looking at to fix it?

Asked by OverwhelmedMom Nov 12, 2018 at 10:48 AM about the 2004 Ford Explorer Limited V6 4WD

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OverwhelmedMom answered 5 years ago

That's my point....in the mist of doing so I stopped by a auto store the employee stated to take it home not drive it before I damaged my engine. So I'm needed answers if anyone knows of what may be the issue. Is it water pump, or radiator so i can take it to mechanic with my own parts. Please help!

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OJ answered 5 years ago

Your car is leaking coolant. You are unable to do the repair yourself. Take it to a repair shop and they will be able to diagnose where the leak in within five minutes. Could be as simple as a leaking hose, a thermostat housing, or a more expensive water pump or radiator.

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