What is typical the problem when your car runs hot while you're sitting at a red light but cools back down when you drive off??
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Asked by loko61 Nov 13, 2012 at 10:16 AM about the 2000 Ford Expedition XLT

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

the fan is still spinning i don't think that's that problem.

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nascar24 answered 12 years ago

If your car has over 80000 miles on it a common problem is the fan clutch even though if spinning it may be spinning to slow . A good test is to shut engine off after engine is warmed up and if fan still moves easily by hand the clutch is problably the problem

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glohernandez answered 11 years ago

How can I find out what is draining my battery rather quickly? 2002 Ford Eddie Bauer, Ford Expedition

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