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It didn't fix it , tried numerous times thought I had it one time did not have any bubbles going into the over flow tank after driving about (8) miles. So the next day drove it and it did it again bubbles in the tank. This is getting a little crazy.

Thank you for the information. I will give it a try tonite after work. Again thanks, I will posts the outcome.

I will try it. The heater air is hot, but when the bubbles start going into the overflow tank then the air cools off, when the bubbles stop the air warms back up again. I know it sounds crazy but that is it. I have read other forums and 3.0 engines are bad about doing this. But I cannot find...

That is what I thought too. I am just lost on what else to do. Have neveer had a vehicle do this type of issue. What gets me is the bubbles in the overflow tank come and go and different times. Not at all constant like when a head/gasaket is bad.

No there is not, some moisture at times but it stopes but never any white smoke.

I have flushed out the radiator, added a new radiator cap, new theromstat, even added a can of Bar-Leak head gasket seal. My plugs are good show now moisture, still no oil in the water - no water in the oil. The bubbles in the over flow tank are not constant, at times up to 15 minutes no...

The pickup is a 2000 Ranger, 3.0 motor, 4X4 all is standard. I did have the head gaskets replace last year, had a couple valves sticking on the left bank so while he was there change both head gaskets too. Been running fine till now. I did put on another radiator cap no change. I also have...

As soon as I start the engine it starts pumping the water out. Cold engine.

When I first start my 2000 ford ranger the water in the radiator starts coming out the over flow. Just started doing this and the water is cold. Any ideas as to why??