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Message: [QUOTE="skevac, post: 1456098, member: 5865"] I'll start off by saying by no means is this the proper way to fix it. It may not even work on a Ford or in your situation. My dads 01 Duramax when it started puking coolant we pulled the thermostat and drilled a small hole in it (around 1/8) and it quit puking. His truck had no coolant going in the oil and no steam coming out the tail pipe before or after we did this. This was just a temporary fix until we could get it in. Didn't want to chance running it too long this way and causing a bigger issue like cracked heads, coolant in the oil etc. When we got it fixed the spot on the head gasket that was causing the problem was so slight that you almost needed a magnifying glass to see it. If you want to try it this is totally up to you. Just thought I would throw it out there. Maybe someone else will chime in on this. Before everyone starts bashing I'll say it again. I KNOW THIS ISN'T THE CORRECT WAY TO FIX IT! [/QUOTE]

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