Making a parts list.
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Mountain Pass
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Making a parts list.
So I am attempting to put together a parts list for some upcoming work i want to do once I am back in Colorado. Main point of the work is to do the head studs but figure I might as well do a oil cooler, and all the updated stand pies dummy plugs and turbo tubes. I have the majority of my list made but I cant find a list of what gaskets and various other parts I will need to complete the job. If any one has a list of these that would be great also any input on what other work i should do or plan for. I already have a BPD egr cooler and my sinister coolant filter should be here tomorrow.
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Mountain Pass
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I am coming up on 170000 Miles. I knew the cover gaskets were reusable but as many times as I have had them off I think I will just replace them this time Didnt know about the rocker box though
Strokin Okie
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I believe the intake gaskets are reusable as well, but I don't reuse them. As far as lifters are concerned, I bet the consensus will be to leave them alone at 170k. I don't think failures are considered common on the 6.0, but it happens.
New ones will be going in mine when it gets studded.
New ones will be going in mine when it gets studded.
Strokin Okie
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Eric, didn't the 6.0 push rods get updated, basically the same as the 6.4 now 8C3Z-6565-B?
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Cargo Master
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Sure did. They are the 6.4 pushrods. The benefit is that they are I think .020 shorter than the old pushrods. Helping the cam and lifters not to prematurely wear out.
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So I am attempting to put together a parts list for some upcoming work i want to do once I am back in Colorado. Main point of the work is to do the head studs but figure I might as well do a oil cooler, and all the updated stand pies dummy plugs and turbo tubes. I have the majority of my list made but I cant find a list of what gaskets and various other parts I will need to complete the job. If any one has a list of these that would be great also any input on what other work i should do or plan for. I already have a BPD egr cooler and my sinister coolant filter should be here tomorrow.
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Mountain Pass
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Would it be worth doing a HPOP or would I be ok reusing the one in it. Also I am not trying to make enourmous power from the truck but I have seen people upgrade the intercooler to one with metal ends. The cold side metal CAC is also on the list and depating a new turbine on the turbo.
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Would it be worth doing a HPOP or would I be ok reusing the one in it. Also I am not trying to make enourmous power from the truck but I have seen people upgrade the intercooler to one with metal ends. The cold side metal CAC is also on the list and depating a new turbine on the turbo.
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Mountain Pass
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Current list is:
ARP studs
OEM gasket
dummy plugs
Stand pipes
oil cooler
STC update
turbo rebuild with new wheel (possibly)
Intake gasket
exhaust gasket
rocker box and valve cover gasket
6.4 pushrods and banjo bolts
Injector o-ring set
Already installed:
BPD egr cooler
Sinister coolant filter (In the mail)
Scanguage II
ARP studs
OEM gasket
dummy plugs
Stand pipes
oil cooler
STC update
turbo rebuild with new wheel (possibly)
Intake gasket
exhaust gasket
rocker box and valve cover gasket
6.4 pushrods and banjo bolts
Injector o-ring set
Already installed:
BPD egr cooler
Sinister coolant filter (In the mail)
Scanguage II
Fleet Owner
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From: Spanaway
Someone said lifters but to do that you need access to the rear
of the engine and have to take that cover off to pull the branch tube.
So to do that your going to need a HPOP gasket set and a rear main
seal and the silly tool to install it.
Sean