CDR
#2
A lot have been written up about the CDR Valve. Here is a thread with a couple links with good reading.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...cdr-valve.html
I just replaced mine about 4 days ago on the 86, I think it was the original by looking at the gunk piled on it from the past
32 years. I pulled it out of the valley pan and there is a Grommet in the pan. It was as hard as a piece of plastic.
I bought mine off E-bay for $77, and came with an upgraded rubber tube and a rubber seal. Looks like a better
design or up grade from what I removed.
It may only be a dealer item by looking at the sellers on E-Bay. Mine was in a Ford box.
Most time consuming part is cleaning around the hole so nothing drops into the hole. Years of oil dirt sand etc...
accumulated in the valley. Then the Grommet wanted to break off in pieces....GRRR. I used paper towels soaked
in (my favorite solvent) to soak and wipe away from the hole the grime. Couple pieces fell in and a pair of Needle
nose Plires picked them out.
New one goes right together, 2, 1/2 inch bolts and you are done.
Back in 81 I bought a new Datsun Diesel PU (still have it), It had a RDT (road draft tube). Came from the factory with it.
A few years ago I bought a 83 Nissan Diesel PU. (this when they had the name change, 82/83). The 83 engine has
this tuna can thing on it, (my first introduction to the a CDR) Removed it and it was full of oil. So washed it out, but think
I used Carb spray cleaner to blow it out.../anyhoo... the damed diaphragm turned to mush and I was picking it out with
needle nose plires.
So if you wash it out, be carful how you do it...My 2 cents worth.
Charlie
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...cdr-valve.html
I just replaced mine about 4 days ago on the 86, I think it was the original by looking at the gunk piled on it from the past
32 years. I pulled it out of the valley pan and there is a Grommet in the pan. It was as hard as a piece of plastic.
I bought mine off E-bay for $77, and came with an upgraded rubber tube and a rubber seal. Looks like a better
design or up grade from what I removed.
It may only be a dealer item by looking at the sellers on E-Bay. Mine was in a Ford box.
Most time consuming part is cleaning around the hole so nothing drops into the hole. Years of oil dirt sand etc...
accumulated in the valley. Then the Grommet wanted to break off in pieces....GRRR. I used paper towels soaked
in (my favorite solvent) to soak and wipe away from the hole the grime. Couple pieces fell in and a pair of Needle
nose Plires picked them out.
New one goes right together, 2, 1/2 inch bolts and you are done.
Back in 81 I bought a new Datsun Diesel PU (still have it), It had a RDT (road draft tube). Came from the factory with it.
A few years ago I bought a 83 Nissan Diesel PU. (this when they had the name change, 82/83). The 83 engine has
this tuna can thing on it, (my first introduction to the a CDR) Removed it and it was full of oil. So washed it out, but think
I used Carb spray cleaner to blow it out.../anyhoo... the damed diaphragm turned to mush and I was picking it out with
needle nose plires.
So if you wash it out, be carful how you do it...My 2 cents worth.
Charlie
#3
Do you think it was the carburetor cleaner that damaged the diaphragm? If so, what type of cleaner do you recommend to clean the CDR? I suppose Simple Green is a pretty neutral cleaner for plastic and rubber...
#5
It is mounted the back of the Valve with a couple (dealer only) pre formed hoses that connect to the intake.
Simple green might work never used it. The $ store has a product called "Totally Awesome" a great cleaning product.
Comes in qts and smaller bottles with a sprayer. I buy the qts and screw on a sprayer. Spray it on my tires when iam
scrubbing them to get off the dirt and grim with a brush., inside of the rims to cut through the brake dust.
Once you have a clean engine and you start getting oil seepage, spray in on and hose it off, comes out clean.
On the Ford, I just replaced it with a new one and done with it. And it is clean. ;>))
Charlie
#6
I think the cheapest place I found them was on Amazon.
If you have to go to the stealership (like I did a few years ago), it'll cost you about $90.
#7
I think the cheapest place I found them was on Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Ford-BHBAZUKAZIND4421-E3TZ-6A665-A-ADAPTOR/dp/B000O0Q6TK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1524033499&sr=8-1&keywords=IDI+CDR
If you have to go to the stealership (like I did a few years ago), it'll cost you about $90.
If you have to go to the stealership (like I did a few years ago), it'll cost you about $90.
Like I mentioned above, got mine for $77 off E-bay as a whole assembly.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Ford-6-9-7-...VWuutK&vxp=mtr
Charlie
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#8
That listing is only for the Tuna Can. You will still need the Rubber Tube and Grommet.
https://www.amazon.com/Ford-Cranksha...89SSFVFPPEQEZ8
Like I mentioned above, got mine for $77 off E-bay as a whole assembly.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Ford-6-9-7-...VWuutK&vxp=mtr
Charlie
https://www.amazon.com/Ford-Cranksha...89SSFVFPPEQEZ8
Like I mentioned above, got mine for $77 off E-bay as a whole assembly.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Ford-6-9-7-...VWuutK&vxp=mtr
Charlie
My bad. My CDR is mounted on an aftermarket Hypermax intake assembly, so it has different parts that I forget about.
#9
Mine in a 6.9 Na....... Naturally Exasperated. LOL
Charlie
#10
I was wondering if the CDR was different between the NA and turbo IDIs. Of course, my 6.9l has the CDR at the back of the intaake manifold. It's covered in dirt and grime and probably needs to be cleaned if not replaced.
The 7.3l turbo IDI I bought doesns't have a CDR on it (it's missing). I found out that the CDR is mounted in the intake plenum, before the top hat of the turbo. I was wondering if I could use the CDR off of my 6.9l, I guess the answer is no...
The 7.3l turbo IDI I bought doesns't have a CDR on it (it's missing). I found out that the CDR is mounted in the intake plenum, before the top hat of the turbo. I was wondering if I could use the CDR off of my 6.9l, I guess the answer is no...
#12
I was wondering if the CDR was different between the NA and turbo IDIs. Of course, my 6.9l has the CDR at the back of the intaake manifold. It's covered in dirt and grime and probably needs to be cleaned if not replaced.
The 7.3l turbo IDI I bought doesns't have a CDR on it (it's missing). I found out that the CDR is mounted in the intake plenum, before the top hat of the turbo. I was wondering if I could use the CDR off of my 6.9l, I guess the answer is no...
The 7.3l turbo IDI I bought doesns't have a CDR on it (it's missing). I found out that the CDR is mounted in the intake plenum, before the top hat of the turbo. I was wondering if I could use the CDR off of my 6.9l, I guess the answer is no...
Charlie
#13
I know the CDR with the Banks turbo is mounted on the intake plenum before the top hat. There's a 3' long hose that leads from the CDR to a bib on the oil fill tube at the front of the engine. My 7.3l came with the bib on the oil fill tube and the hose, but no CDR. I also don't have any of the intake plenum pieces. Oh well... I'll get it installed. Now I have to convince mama to let me buy more toys.
#14
From what I've noticed is 6.9's have a cdr and the grommet tube is metal, 7.3's have the rubber piece with the plastic nipple, for the van intake (on a banks anyways) you just pull the grommet off and go straight to the cdr with a hose, my first gen banks kit also just connects with a hose and no grommet piece (like what genscripters talking about)
Which reminds me I need a new cdr too
Which reminds me I need a new cdr too
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