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You won't actually see the cooler it leaking, unless you see coolant in the intake manifold under the EGR valve. You can have an EGR cooler leak and not see this coolant, so that visual test isn't 100%.
The failure is for coolant to leak into the gas recirculation path OR to leak combustion gas into the coolant system (and pressure it up to the point that gas and coolant leaks out from the degas cap). The test I was referencing is to pressure test the cooler after it is removed - this is the best way to confirm that it was an EGR cooler issue vs a head gasket issue.
The failure is for coolant to leak into the gas recirculation path OR to leak combustion gas into the coolant system (and pressure it up to the point that gas and coolant leaks out from the degas cap). The test I was referencing is to pressure test the cooler after it is removed - this is the best way to confirm that it was an EGR cooler issue vs a head gasket issue.
Last edited by bismic1; 02-08-2019 at 12:30 PM.
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