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so let me ask you would you say that would be my best option. Im not at all wealthy like a lot of deisel truck owners . i work 14 to 16 hours a day to take care of my family but bout this truck used for somethimng for me
ive alway wanted won. BUt have already done a ton of work to it and need a break. I have been making repairs to it every month . had the truck now for 6 months and have reeplace all brake calibers,pads ,egr,cleaned turbo,exhaust cleaning, back pressuere sensor. ac resistor ,its been hell and now this
ive alway wanted won. BUt have already done a ton of work to it and need a break. I have been making repairs to it every month . had the truck now for 6 months and have reeplace all brake calibers,pads ,egr,cleaned turbo,exhaust cleaning, back pressuere sensor. ac resistor ,its been hell and now this
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From: missouri
so let me ask you would you say that would be my best option. Im not at all wealthy like a lot of deisel truck owners . i work 14 to 16 hours a day to take care of my family but bout this truck used for somethimng for me
ive alway wanted won. BUt have already done a ton of work to it and need a break. I have been making repairs to it every month . had the truck now for 6 months and have reeplace all brake calibers,pads ,egr,cleaned turbo,exhaust cleaning, back pressuere sensor. ac resistor ,its been hell and now this
ive alway wanted won. BUt have already done a ton of work to it and need a break. I have been making repairs to it every month . had the truck now for 6 months and have reeplace all brake calibers,pads ,egr,cleaned turbo,exhaust cleaning, back pressuere sensor. ac resistor ,its been hell and now this
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Park on a hill nose down. Pull the egr valve and take a flashlight and look into the intake and see if you can see any moisture. Either in the intake or on the egr valve itself.
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Just check the intake to see if its wet after parking nose down for a while.
My cooler was failing for a long time, every time I did this test I never saw coolant in the intake though
Trust me I have spent a lot to keep my truck going. Its not something anyone wants to do but unfortunately the 6.0 has a few design flaws that need fixing.
My cooler was failing for a long time, every time I did this test I never saw coolant in the intake though
Trust me I have spent a lot to keep my truck going. Its not something anyone wants to do but unfortunately the 6.0 has a few design flaws that need fixing.
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Correct. Look in the hole itself. You may not see standing coolant but if there is any moisture in there, like gummy carbon or anything you have a bad cooler. You could even put the moisture on your tongue and it will taste like coolant.
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