2015-2017 FORD F150 COOLANT LEAK FIX: Y Pipe and O Ring install for V8 F150.

2015-2017 FORD F150 COOLANT LEAK FIX: Y Pipe and O Ring install for V8 F150.

2011-2019 V8 F150 COOLANT LEAK FIX. If you have a V8 F150 that is leaking coolant this video is going to help you fix it. This is …

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@AutoHeadz says:

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@Hc_F_Up says:

Burp the system with the burping screw lol

@laflaka961 says:

And you make it look like it goes back on so easily. Ha

@Cizzleizzle says:

Just did this on my 2015 5.0 and if I had the vice grips I could’ve had it done in an hour. Thanks for the help! Awesome video man

@annievaillancourt5896 says:

Amazing video! Thank you. Will be doing this on my truck this week. Woohoo!

@tn_Dave says:

Great video with fantastic detail. Changed mine out today and this saved a bunch of time and frustration. Thanks man. you're the best.

@David-r6u5s says:

When one thing in your cooling system goes out. Take it from me. Change it all. Going part for part now

@daver8298 says:

Excellent video. Well done!

@alexgtz5633 says:

Thanks for this video i didnt change this part out. But did have a bad coolant leak and had to run new coolant in the system. So that whole last part was extremely useful!

@1smokeyj350 says:

Shouldn’t the cap be off so you release the air bubbles?

@rickcruz1268 says:

Excellent video. I wish there was a similar video for a 2015 f 150 3.5 ltr.

@paulroberts2831 says:

Dude saint thank you for the video I mean what a great information what great technique very well explained very well put out And the only complaint I have and sure I have one right is that you replaced a o-ring in a plastic Y-pipe for a coolant system that should say it all right there First off why not just buy a better why connector and I have a Ford F-150 with this problem it's had over the last two months probably 4 to 5 different leaks in the coolant system It just hit 90,000 miles and I've had at least five weeks hoses parts pipes and my car never puts a light on the temperature gauge never goes up but yet it sounds like I'm driving around with my car overheating all the time with that pinging rattling sound I'm starting not to like for d now I'm very disappointed that they use this type of coolant system with plastic parts I love the truck I love the look It was running great and now all of a sudden it's not And I have a crack in my radiator I've had hoses pop then placed the clips break I'm getting sick of this truck

@DayVlogz says:

I did this, but how do I know if this system is completely burped.

@jasonboles4248 says:

Why take off the throttle body?

@Crystallballsoffire says:

WOW! Thank you for this. The best instructional video I've watched for this procedure. You've gained a follower for life.

@FreshStartContracting says:

The little secret that no one wants to say (I forgot to flush the water out of my rad system because I was lazy or cheap ) .

Thank you this is a great video that definitely deserves a thumbs up

@imjustadriver2820 says:

Thanks for the video… for everyone that’s going to do this just get the oem pipe, Dorman hose is too short

@2wheeledtents says:

Could you do this with out taking the throttle body off?

@DBRC.91 says:

I’m having this same issue from the top hose o ring I believe, do you have to drain the whole radiator to replace that o ring? Also my reservoir has the orange coolant in it so should I put orange back in it?

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