2000 F250 with coolant leak from timing cover
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2000 F250 with coolant leak from timing cover
My truck is leaking coolant from the top of the timing cover. Mechanic said it is a big job requiring 17-20 hours of labor at $100 an hour. He said they have to remove the engine. This is my first diesel so Zi am looking for help to see if there is another way to fix this problem. Thanks.
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Two mechanics looked at it and agreed. I am going to get a couple more opinions for sure before going ahead with the fix. Some say it isn't a common problem,but when I have done a search on it seems that it is pretty common. I talked with another shop yesterday and they came back and said they might be able to get it done in 17-20 hours. Then they said oh by the way while the engine is out why don't you do the pan and a few other things.
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