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Hi everyone I’m new here and to the 6.7 Powerstroke ( have been running fe’s for years) please don’t beat me up to badly. Anyway I have a 2014 f250 Powerstroke that is leaking coolant from a hard line that looks like it is going to the air intake it is held in place by a bracket on the passenger side head it is leaking at the aluminum connection i think. I don’t know what this line does/ is for any help will be gre It’s the black hard line connected to aluminum This is probably the best picture. I think it maybe leaking at the welded flange This is where it is leaking
atly appreciated
If you have coolent dripping from around the bell housing it could be the turbo coolent line - o ring. this is a known problem that was talked about a lot in this forum, Do a little searching in the forum and you will find it.
Deleted truck. Hope you got the tuner and the type of tunes for it, plus the exhaust system parts should you need them.
Switch over to the drivers side and look at the valley of the motor and pay attention to the coolant line that goes to the turbo. That has been known to leak.
Click on the video above. Fast forward to about 4:36 of the video and pay attention to what he says. You can also scroll down to read my comment where I describe having an issue with that connection as well.
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