Hey,
i have read that ford redesigned the head to eliminate the hot spot issue causing coolant consumption sometime around 2015, the original recall in the earlier model years didn’t actually fix the problem, they just put a coolant level sensor in to tel you when coolant was low.
But like I mentioned it looks like some time in 2015 or 2016 they redesigned the head to eliminate this problem, is this true? And if so how much did this change help the coolant issue? I’m asking because I have a 2017.
also,
sometime in 2019 they removed the coolant slit in between the cylinders to make the cylinder liner cracking issue better. I feel like they should have done this earlier or just designed the engines without it to begin it. Seems like a big design flaw to me. You can just see how little space there is between the cylinders.
i have read that ford redesigned the head to eliminate the hot spot issue causing coolant consumption sometime around 2015, the original recall in the earlier model years didn’t actually fix the problem, they just put a coolant level sensor in to tel you when coolant was low.
But like I mentioned it looks like some time in 2015 or 2016 they redesigned the head to eliminate this problem, is this true? And if so how much did this change help the coolant issue? I’m asking because I have a 2017.
also,
sometime in 2019 they removed the coolant slit in between the cylinders to make the cylinder liner cracking issue better. I feel like they should have done this earlier or just designed the engines without it to begin it. Seems like a big design flaw to me. You can just see how little space there is between the cylinders.