2004 ford f350 6.0l upper radiator hose pressure
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2004 ford f350 6.0l upper radiator hose pressure
2004 ford f350 6.0l i have upper radiator hose pressure that i think is to much and i have blow out 3 egr cooler tubes does any know what this can be thanks for the help i really need and i took out the thermostat and still the same thing is going on
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From what I have read it is actually the oil cooler is plugged/ the coolant passages clog and won't let the coolant flow so it just heats up-turns to steam-POP there goes the egr cooler, drain the whole cooling system to help get some of the debri that clogs the coolers and install coolant filter, replace oil cooler, should be good to go, I would delete the egr cooler but that is up to you, highly recommended though for long life
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i just came across this the other day. you need to replace the oil cooler. also check the plastic tube that your oil filter slides on. chances are that it melted into the oil cooler and clogged the coolant passages. also check the screen under the oil cooler and check your ipr regulator under the turbo. that may have a crack in the screen that will cause a no start later down the road. ford does offer an ipr rebuild kit that has a new screen and o-rings. i highly recommend doing the ipr after any issues with the oil system.
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SCT with custom tunes is the only that will get rid of EGR codes. Where are you getting those fuel mileage numbers? Hopefully not off the information center, which is often referred to as the lie-o-meter. If you hand calculated those numbers I'd like to hear how you're doing it. If you are actually getting these numbers, congratulations you have one of the highest MPG 6.0's on the entire planet.
The P1000 code is nothing and will go away on it's own. It's just an incomplete scan. After you drive a certain number of miles it will go away.
The P1000 code is nothing and will go away on it's own. It's just an incomplete scan. After you drive a certain number of miles it will go away.