Ford Freestar owners have reported 2 problems related to coolant leaking (under the engine and engine cooling category). The most recently reported issues are listed below. Also please check out the statistics and reliability analysis of Ford Freestar based on all problems reported for the Freestar.
My 2007 Freestar with 64k miles started overheating. I had to add 2 gallons of water to make it home. Coolant was pouring out by passanger tire. Had it towed to Ford and found out that the oil coolant lines had corroded thru and was leaking. Ford does not sell the metal lines and had to replace the entire oil cooling system at a cost of $756. 00. Ford would not help us out. Said it was not there problem and the van was out of warranty. If my wife was out with our grand daughter and it was in the winter it could have been deadly being stranded on a back road. A 4 1/2 year old van should not have lines rotting out like this.
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1) sudden unexpected loss of power and all gears. Occurred while normally accelerating from a stop. Vehicle towed to Ford dealer. Dealer stated to replace entire transmission at cost of $2900. 00 plus credit card interest. 2) sudden loss of power. Dealer replaced pcm at cost of $900. 00. 3) powering steering fluid leak. 4) coolant leak. 5) persistent loss of air from wheel after replacing tire.
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