EOT vs Coolant temp
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Mountain Pass
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EOT vs Coolant temp
2004 6.0 F350 using torque pro, my engine oil temp and coolant temp are less than a degree apart. I did not see any water in the oil when I changed oil this week. throughout comment I see that the temperature is more then 2 or 3 degrees. I read somewhere in a forum that as long as the engine oil temp and coolant temp are not exactly the same, your system is OK.
what is facts about the temperature difference and what should be indication of problems.
Thanks
what is facts about the temperature difference and what should be indication of problems.
Thanks
Laughing Gas
Joined: Aug 2018
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From: CA
You are fine. There is a Ford TSB on testing the oil cooler, also the tech folder has a procedure.
In a nut shell, drive you truck unloaded for 20 minutes on flat ground at 60 mph, if your oil is within 15°F you are good.
Also, you should do what is referred to as a cold soak for the temp setemps. Let the truck sit for 12 + hours and verify thar the oil and coolant temp are within 2°F.
In a nut shell, drive you truck unloaded for 20 minutes on flat ground at 60 mph, if your oil is within 15°F you are good.
Also, you should do what is referred to as a cold soak for the temp setemps. Let the truck sit for 12 + hours and verify thar the oil and coolant temp are within 2°F.
Logistics Pro
Joined: Jul 2014
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From: Houston, Texas
You are fine. There is a Ford TSB on testing the oil cooler, also the tech folder has a procedure.
In a nut shell, drive you truck unloaded for 20 minutes on flat ground at 60 mph, if your oil is within 15°F you are good.
Also, you should do what is referred to as a cold soak for the temp setemps. Let the truck sit for 12 + hours and verify thar the oil and coolant temp are within 2°F.
In a nut shell, drive you truck unloaded for 20 minutes on flat ground at 60 mph, if your oil is within 15°F you are good.
Also, you should do what is referred to as a cold soak for the temp setemps. Let the truck sit for 12 + hours and verify thar the oil and coolant temp are within 2°F.
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