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6.0L Power Stroke Diesel equipped Super Duty and Excursion.


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Old Wed, July 14th, 2010, 09:51 PM
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What is the cause of "burps", and how does one watch for them?
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Old Thu, July 15th, 2010, 07:35 AM
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the burbs bill speak of is when coolant comes from the degas bottle...trust me when i say you will know when this happens, as coolant will come from the degas bottle and leave crust all over the degas bottle..as for some pm maintaince a egr delete is a must and while i was there go ahead and change the heat exchanger for the oil cooler.these two items are the main causes of the truck over heating..like bill said find out what stats you are running now to see if updating or rolling back your strats will help any...feel free to call me or drop a email if you have any questions.
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Old Fri, July 16th, 2010, 09:33 PM
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If your in a state that does not do diesel emissions testing then delete baby delete. However if you are then you may want to look at an aftermarket EGR cooler. Digital gauges are a must, You have to watch the variance between the EOT and ECT. If they start to get more than 15F deg apart you have a oil cooler taking a dump, once it starts to go then the EGR cooler goes.

Try not to get to aggressive of the programmer(which varies a lot by who its from) as they can pop the head gaskets. If they end up going out you then studs are a must have when you replace them, not a required upgrade, but a good upgrade.

Keep good fuel and fuel filters in it, it will help to keep the injectors alive. They are very temperamental, and the cleaner the fuel stays the better your chances.

I noticed in your oasis report that the STC fitting has not been replaced on it yet. If you can get the dealer to replace it with the updated one, do it because IMHO 8-10 of them will fail. If it does fail you'll be walking.
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