Ford Powerstroke 03-07 6.0L Discussion of 6.0 Liter Ford Powerstroke Turbo Diesels

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Old 02-08-2009 | 06:36 PM
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I am replacing an hpop in my o4 6.0 and the egr cooler is in the way of the passenger side bolts to the cover. Is there any way to remove this without removing the intake and all the other crap that is bolted to it?
 
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Old 02-08-2009 | 07:41 PM
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Step one in the factory service manual is remove the intake manifold.

I haven't had a pre-05 (cast iron) HPOP cover off in quite some time, and I am not sure if you can do it without pulling the EGR cooler. On the later (aluminum cover) models, you can do it without taking the EGR cooler off, but it's a pretty tense procedure to not drop bolts down into that pump cavity.

For the work it takes, I would just school the intake off of there for piece of mind. Send it to a machine shop and get it washed out inside because it will likely be carboned up inside.

Why are you changing the HPOP? Low pressure?
 
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Old 02-10-2009 | 09:29 PM
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i have by-passed my EGR Cooler now I am having the Fluid blow out of my Overflow tank when pulling heavy loads F250 06 4x4
 
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Old 02-11-2009 | 05:38 PM
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Probably head gaskets.

Could be something simple like a faulty radiator cap. EGR deletes aren't great, because the PCM uses the EGR valve as an 'emergency' wastegate if the turbo is to stick for some reason, to help prevent an overboost condition.
 
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Old 02-11-2009 | 10:05 PM
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Send it to a machine shop and get it washed out inside because it will likely be carboned up inside.

These can be cleaned without sending to a machine shop, Ive used brake cleaner if they arent too bad, to oven cleaner for some pretty nasty ones.
 
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Old 02-12-2009 | 05:10 PM
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Send it to a machine shop and get it washed out inside because it will likely be carboned up inside.

These can be cleaned without sending to a machine shop, Ive used brake cleaner if they arent too bad, to oven cleaner for some pretty nasty ones.
I've had 'em so bad that oven cleaner doesnt even out a dent in it. Some of the ones around here are pretty bad inside, due to a lot of idle time, and fuel quality. And it's a 6.0
 
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Old 03-01-2009 | 11:16 PM
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Thanks for the input and sorry for the delay getting back, I was driving home from philly and prob about 65 to 75 miles on the trip was coming to a red light and slowing down it turned green and went to give it some gas and nothing. It just died i checked the fuel and a couple other things and had no clue being my first diesel i took it to a shop and they sent it to the dealer. hence the bad hpop. Its all back together and i have a small exhaust leak that needs to be fixed but other than that its runnin like a champ. and again thanks for all the help!!!
 
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