We have a coolant leak with no no answers?

Asked by DSB12345678 Feb 07, 2024 at 11:16 AM about the 2014 Ford Escape SE FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a coolant leak on a 14 Ford Escape!  We have pressure tested this
vehicle 2 times with no loss of pressure or coolant!  The customer says she
puts coolant in often!  We changed the turbo thinking it was going through it.  
The smoking has gotten better!  We are still having the coolant leak.  Oil color
look fine and we see no leakage in the cylinders!  Any help with this?

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Gene answered 2 months ago

Had one of these a few years back, found it had a cracked cylinder head that only leaked when it was running and it was in an exhaust port close to the valve. Good luck.

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james answered 2 months ago

Check for TSBs on this. I recall Ford notifying owners about an internal coolant leak and to bring the vehicle to the Dealer for repair. Hope that helps! Jim

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