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Heard a couple of drips hitting the exhaust then this. Waiting for the tow truck, cants see anything. Opinions?
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Looks like your water pump committed suicide.
Definitely shot itself in the head if that's it. Shit is everywhere, even the damn wheel.
 

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Definitely shot itself in the head if that's it. Shit is everywhere, even the damn wheel.
It sucks, but it's not unheard of on the 2015-2017 cars once you get past 50,000 miles. Luckily it's not too big of a deal, and you can upgrade to the new "Yellow" P-OAT coolant while you're at it that will effectively last forever.
 

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Hopefully it didn’t run hot before you caught it.

That’s a freaking mess. On my old 4.6L GT the plastic coolant passage on the intake manifold took a dump on me during a hard pull and the mess was much the same.

Hopefully a simple fix. Water pump or maybe you caught a road gator and ate a hose or something.
 
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Didn't get hot, smelled it burning when I pulled in the gas station. Shut it off and it puked it out. Barely up to operating temp. Got it towed back home. I'll look at it tomorrow.
 
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It sucks, but it's not unheard of on the 2015-2017 cars once you get past 50,000 miles. Luckily it's not too big of a deal, and you can upgrade to the new "Yellow" P-OAT coolant while you're at it that will effectively last forever.
I just put this coolant in my car and cooling system for my whipple. Looks like Mountain Dew. Lol
 

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It sucks, but it's not unheard of on the 2015-2017 cars once you get past 50,000 miles. Luckily it's not too big of a deal, and you can upgrade to the new "Yellow" P-OAT coolant while you're at it that will effectively last forever.
It isn't just the 2015-2017 cars. All Coyote's have what I'd call premature water pump failure. The water pumps in these cars were never meant to handle high rpm usage.
 

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It's the radiator. Poured water in the coolant tank tube. Started coming out of the radiator by the passenger side fan.
 
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Something went through it
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So much for the 'premature water pump failures' as others had eluded too haha. Perfect time to upgrade your rad !!
 
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I just bought a factory one.
 

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So much for the 'premature water pump failures' as others had eluded too haha. Perfect time to upgrade your rad !!
That's the condenser, not the radiator. But a similar situation with the clogged evaporators :D. Always better to be without A/C, than stranded in the middle of nowhere, no? But if it's summer, it'd still suck. Ha ha.
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