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DukeCanBuildit
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Likely culprits:
- head gasket
- transmission cooler/radiator
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Top of the list possibilities
If Engine Oil - Engine Oil Cooler or Head Gasket
If Transmission Fluid - Transmission Oil Cooler
Sorry, we do not have the manuals for the 2.0 or 3.2 - ROW Rangers for a detailed T-Shoot.
But the above would cover all engines as highly likely spots.
If Engine Oil - Engine Oil Cooler or Head Gasket
If Transmission Fluid - Transmission Oil Cooler
Sorry, we do not have the manuals for the 2.0 or 3.2 - ROW Rangers for a detailed T-Shoot.
But the above would cover all engines as highly likely spots.
Grandaccess
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Check the engine oil and there is no mixing then its tranny, if there is tranny oil in his water then there is Water in his tranny 
fusseli
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Usually that indicates a blown head gasket, but that's from turbo Ford days of old. I've rarely (if ever?) heard of it in the ecoboost era.
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