Overheating at 500 miles need help

Hi all , just bought my gen 2 raptor about a week and half ago . Driving from work to home and all the sudden the car alert engine coolant over temperature so I stop immediately on the side of the road . Call ford roadside assist and they are towing it to the nearest ford dealer . This makes me worried about a 70k truck . And no im not a harsh driver . Please help guys ,thanks .

You didn't drill a weephole did you.

Probably little fluid from the factory, or a air bubble, or a hose fitting came loose and you lost some fluid. Could even be a turbo seal or a heafgasket worst case scenario. Your coolant is pretty hot there, hopefully you got stopped in time before you cooked/warped something.

Got Antifreeze?

Could be as simple/stupid as a failed thermostat.
But, unfortunately, I doubt it.

8wood I haven't done anything to the truck yet . I'm guessing it's low fluid from the factory . I stopped immediately so I think nothing is harm , got panic for a minute but I'm ok now . Just gotta wait what the dealership say . Thank you

This is why you have a 3/36 warranty. Let the dealer figure it out, at no cost to you. If you want to listen to all of the self-proclaimed techies on this forum, fine.

Hopefully they’ll have you back on the road soon. It’s probably something simple that got overlooked, loose clamp or something.

fingers x’d.

Welcome to the ecoboost life.

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Sadly this kind of thing is simply normal... Don't sweat it... It's frustrating but it's under warranty. You should see the face of a man who just bought a 45million dollar jet and it has a MAJOR issues. Before anyone buys a new (or used) jet from me I tell them to EXPECT there to be issues, frustrations, etc. It sucks but it's just reality.

As mentioned let the dealer work it... Seems like it takes a year to work the bugs out of anything, especially a new model year anything.