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Old 06-23-2014, 11:15 AM
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Coolant filters

Can someone please post the coolant filter partnumber a for the water pump mounted filters. Additive and non additive. Thank you!
 
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Thank you Glen!
 
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X2 great filter
 
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Im running a Baldwin. It is not pre charged.

Baldwin Filter B5089 Coolant Filter
 
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Old 06-24-2014, 08:15 AM
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Napa 4071.
Non-charged

Cant remember if Napa 4070 or 4072 is the charged one. Its either of those tho lol.
 
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Does anyone have a photo to post of this setup? I'd like to see what is involved with installing a coolant filter. Are there different installation options?
 
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Old 06-24-2014, 12:29 PM
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Originally Posted by IDMooseMan
Does anyone have a photo to post of this setup? I'd like to see what is involved with installing a coolant filter. Are there different installation options?
There are two different options for installing a coolant filter.
An aftermarket kit such as the dieselsite kit (I originally had one of those installed).
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...stalled-3.html
And swapping your water pump for an IH water pump which has a place for a filter to mount on it directly.

https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1307426-ih-water-pump.html
There are plenty of pics and links in here.

The IH water pump swap is a tad more work, but if your water pump is on its way out you might as well IMHO.
 
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Old 06-24-2014, 01:56 PM
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Thanks, Alex. I replaced my water pump last year. That would've been a good time to add the coolant filter, if I'd known. I'll read through those links you provided.
 
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Alex, you ever get those angled pieces figured out?
 
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If the OP doesn't mind, how essential is this mod for a daily driver, i rarely tow and don't put on many annual miles. My SCAs are in good order, is that sufficient?
 
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Yeah Glenn I got it all figured out. It only required me to remove the pump again to tighten them with the proper angle. REALLY tight in there! lol
I now understand why everyone recommends the 45° fittings. You need them.
 
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Corey, after reading this thread: https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...ng-system.html

You will probably realize the benefit to having a coolant filter.
Maintaining SCA isn't the only concern. All 7.3 blocks were cast with sand and there is some in your engine circulating.
I will have to get a picture of the blades of the water pump I just removed to get you an idea of what this sand can do. I maintained my SCA levels as well.

Who's to say that if you followed the manual recommended flush schedule and maintained SCA perfectly that you won't have any issue, but I am not the original owner of my truck and I would much rather spend $100 on an aftermarket kit with $10 filter changes than to replace an engine block/main bearings etc

Just my .02
 
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Originally Posted by Awitte58
Corey, after reading this thread: https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...ng-system.html

You will probably realize the benefit to having a coolant filter.
Maintaining SCA isn't the only concern. All 7.3 blocks were cast with sand and there is some in your engine circulating.
I will have to get a picture of the blades of the water pump I just removed to get you an idea of what this sand can do. I maintained my SCA levels as well.

Who's to say that if you followed the manual recommended flush schedule and maintained SCA perfectly that you won't have any issue, but I am not the original owner of my truck and I would much rather spend $100 on an aftermarket kit with $10 filter changes than to replace an engine block/main bearings etc

Just my .02
Damn, i hear that... I guess ill strongly consider it.... Thanks.
 
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Corey, when I bought my dually, I got lucky to get it from a guy that did all the maintenance on it. I got most of the paper work with the truck. As soon as I got it, I tore it down and did all my mods at once and the IH water pump with filter was one of the mods. I ran this filter for about 5K, convinced me it was necessary.

Edit: second filter looked a lot better!

 

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