foolwitools

several people hane suggested it, but have you checked the engine oil dipstick? You never said . It's not anything that takes years of experiance to see......

if the oil on the end of the dipstick looks like chocolate milk, you prob'ly have water in the oil.

if the oil is transparent amber - like it is out of the can - there isn't any water in it.

if it's black, you should have changed it 3000 miles ago.

If someone looks at the oil filler cap and sees some grey slimy goo on it, this is just condensation and is normal.

Bob the Fool

Li432Paul

Change the oil and go trade it in on a new truck

camstng66

cookj19

yea i checked oil everything is fine with the oil situation, what would i get for a truck with a destroyed tranny and engine or what kinda truck

ottawaguy

I'll give you 500 for it.....

ottawaguy

Your engine will be fine, and if you do what has been suggested for the tranny, I'm sure it'll be fine too. ....Don't forget to clear the codes

Next time if you don't know how deep the water is and your truck is not set up for water...........


and don't forget the diff

camstng66

I am going to make a prediction that this will be done again.

This vehicle is the F-150 FTE, no need to check water depth, just add goldfish.

ottawaguy