2009 Lincoln mks the fan came on and the temperature gage went all the way to hot I revved the engine then it calmed down what could be the problem I just had general 86000 mile maintenance

Asked by Diane Jul 25, 2015 at 09:47 PM about the 2009 Lincoln MKS AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

2009 Lincoln mks the fan came on and the temperature gage went all the way to hot I
revved the engine then it calmed down what could be the problem I just had general
86000 mile maintenance

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What type of antifreeze? I always thought they used a specific type and they told me they topped off all the fluids?! Thanks

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Not sure on that vehicle but you can look in the owners manual if you have one or ask the parts store where you are getting the anti freeze from what is the recommended for your vehicle. But I think it is Dex Cool.

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MOTORCRAFT VC7DILB Gold Prediluted Antifreeze / Coolant - Gallon MOTORCRAFT VC7B Gold Concentrated Antifreeze / Coolant - Gallon Info Before 1/19/09 MOTORCRAFT VC10A2 Specialty Green Engine Coolant (Concentrated) - Gallon Info From 1/19/09 Hope This Helps!!,Best

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