Check the serpentine belt and all of the idler pulleys. I don't think the belt would squeal unless it's very loose, but the idler pulleys can and do wear out. Also check the belt tensioner.
Sometimes the washer hose to the rear washer comes apart. It will siphon all the washer fluid out of the reservoir. That hose runs right behind the passenger side kick panel where the fuse box is located and that's where it gets disconnected. Check under the passenger door sill where a lot of...
Things that can cause it to go into limp mode: Over heating, low oil pressure....all I can think of. Either take it to Auto Zone or O'Reilleys and get them to do a free scan, or buy an inexpensive scanner from Amazon and see what codes are present. That should at least point you in the right...
If you are going to spend thousands on a transmission build anyway, at least try this first. Nothing to lose but about 10 bucks and it might fix it.
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Probably the same thing that happened to my 2003. Do you seem to have to refill the washer reservoir more often than necessary? Mine would go empty without using it all. What Hamfisted said in post #2. Check out this thread...
Wouldn't that strip the threads out of the head? That was a problem back when the 3 valve 5.4 were unintentionally blowing plugs out of the engine. Then you had to install helicoils to repair the threads.
What I'm seeing in your photo of the gauges is Low side: 110 High side: 110. Low side is way to high, high side is way too low.
When your vehicle’s air conditioning (AC) system behaves unusually, such as having high low-side pressure and low high-side pressure, several factors could be at...
With only $14k left on the loan and only 44k miles, I would keep it. Any repairs you have from here on out would be way less than $80k. Toyotas have a great reputation but that's no guarantee of 100% reliability. Maybe once you reach 100,000 miles, think about a new vehicle. Ha, of course by...
What sounds like an exhaust leak could possibly one of the spark plugs worked a little loose and is getting ready to blow out of the engine. A known problem with the Gen 2 Expeditions.
Pretty much how I did it on my '03 with 5.4 engine. Used 10 gallons of distilled water to drain and fill 5 times. After the last drain, I put in two gallons of concentrated coolant and topped it off with distilled water. Coolant meter shows a 50/50 mixture. Good enough for our Central Texas...
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