Blown Head Gasket Problems of Ford Expedition

Blown head gasket. After purchasing the vehicle w/55k, at 69k the head gasket blew. Ford refused to help, cost $1800 to fix it.

See all problems of the 2000 Ford Expedition 🔎.

Without warning vehicle stalled. Consumer had to coast off the road. Consumer had the vehicle towed to the dealer, and mechanic determined that engine head gasket failed, causing the engine to malfunction. Both head gasket blew and needed to be replaced.

See all problems of the 1998 Ford Expedition 🔎.

In Dec of 2003 we had a spark plug foul out, now 6 months later we are informed that we had a right side head gasket blown and a power steering pump leaking.

See all problems of the 1999 Ford Expedition 🔎.

I own the infamous 1999 Ford Expedition with the head gasket oil leak. Though I loved this car from the day I purchased it new up until the time at 50,000 miles the oil started to leak. It is well maintained and babied, so for something as serious as this to happen to all of us who own these vehicles disappoints me. Ford would only pay for half of the repair, but I believe this should be a recall because of the seriousness of the problem. A head gasket blowing? the heads are also defective from what I have read. That is not your average repair. I don't have the money to replace something that was installed defective to begin with. I guess I will continue to stuff a rag up under the leak until Ford feels like taking reponsibility for its failures.

I notice oil drops on my driveway, I took my vehicle in to verify where leak was coming from, the dealer stated that my head gasket was blown. The repair cost for labor and parts would be over $1200. 00. The extended warrenty would not cover seal or gasket for this vehicle. I request NHTSA have Ford dealer or manufactor's do a recall on this vehicle engine. My vehicle has the 4. 6l engine with less than 49000 miles.

Head gaskets blowing out on 1999 Ford Expeditions. I have had mine replaced 3 times so far. It is also occurring on other peoples same vehicles. It is on the 4. 6 and 5. 4 liter engines. The last time I had it to the dealer for this I asked why this keeps happening? they said that Ford is aware of the problem but keeps telling the dealer to replace the gaskets. There is a manufacturers defect here.

Consumer state that while driving without warning the head gasket blew causing fluid to leak out. Dealer notified. Ts.

While driving on freeway consumer heard a loud pop in vehcile, and then vehicle started to shake. Consumer took vehicle to the dealer, and dealer noted that head gasket had blowen out.