That happened to my daughter's Expedition. The water pump leaked into the oil pan. They must have caught it when it first started. The mechanic replaced the water pump and flushed the engine. That was six months ago, and the engine seems to be fine now. I never would have gotten that lucky.
When your oil is milkshake, then your motor ran for an extended period with water as your lubricant. There is zero chance there isn't internal damage… most likely everywhere.
We used several slow-rotated flushes with kerosene, followed by a couple short flushes with oil, then the final oil change. Back in 1981. Back when men were men and women were not men.
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NEVER purchase a car who's engine has an internal water pump….NEVER !
That happened to my daughter's Expedition. The water pump leaked into the oil pan. They must have caught it when it first started. The mechanic replaced the water pump and flushed the engine. That was six months ago, and the engine seems to be fine now. I never would have gotten that lucky.
When your oil is milkshake, then your motor ran for an extended period with water as your lubricant. There is zero chance there isn't internal damage… most likely everywhere.
engine….not a "motor"
It's not a motor, it's an engine. Motors are electric.
Please call it an engine. It's not a motor.
I want to buy a Ford Police Interceptor Utility but dont want to buy this problem.
Unethical losers like this is why we work on our own vehicles.
FORD'S ARE JUNK
We used several slow-rotated flushes with kerosene, followed by a couple short flushes with oil, then the final oil change. Back in 1981. Back when men were men and women were not men.
The ENGINE resides in the ENGINE bay. Not the 'motor' bay…
Not me, man,
I stop when I see cake mix ooozing out of an engine.
…support from my dog and nothing else better to do for the next 3 months. LOL
The forbidden milkshake