Coolant leak help
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Tuned
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yeah they hot tanked it, did machine work, then they jet washed it to make it sanitary and installed new plugs
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Tuned
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good point! I’m skeptical at this point of the relocation kit
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Tuned
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EXPANSION PLUG KIT FOR FORD 6.0L & 6.4L OHV ENGINES – PART # MPE-936R & MPE-936BR
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I've talked about 6.0 ICP relocation kits for some time, so I've also watched their application. Some people have had the fitting fail at the adapter to the HPOP cover, while others seem to have failed at the conversion of the ICP sensor seal, as the kits typically change from the captured o-ring seal to a dry fit seal. I also remember one hose crimp failure. I think JoeBlow had tried a kit.
I fitted up one with steel tubing and used a different adapter. It's not installed as I wanted to install it with the engine in the frame. Plus, I need to buy the tool to cut the original style port for the o-ring. I haven't moved on as you need good drilling equipment, and my woodworking drill press has too much runout for me to be comfortable making the precision port.
I fitted up one with steel tubing and used a different adapter. It's not installed as I wanted to install it with the engine in the frame. Plus, I need to buy the tool to cut the original style port for the o-ring. I haven't moved on as you need good drilling equipment, and my woodworking drill press has too much runout for me to be comfortable making the precision port.
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I know Hartwig, I know. My old director has a Bridgeport, but I haven't talked to him in years and he's 1.5 hours away. At some point I'll get off my tail and find a local. Or maybe buy the drill press I've always wanted.
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Tuned
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I've talked about 6.0 ICP relocation kits for some time, so I've also watched their application. Some people have had the fitting fail at the adapter to the HPOP cover, while others seem to have failed at the conversion of the ICP sensor seal, as the kits typically change from the captured o-ring seal to a dry fit seal. I also remember one hose crimp failure. I think JoeBlow had tried a kit.
I fitted up one with steel tubing and used a different adapter. It's not installed as I wanted to install it with the engine in the frame. Plus, I need to buy the tool to cut the original style port for the o-ring. I haven't moved on as you need good drilling equipment, and my woodworking drill press has too much runout for me to be comfortable making the precision port.
I fitted up one with steel tubing and used a different adapter. It's not installed as I wanted to install it with the engine in the frame. Plus, I need to buy the tool to cut the original style port for the o-ring. I haven't moved on as you need good drilling equipment, and my woodworking drill press has too much runout for me to be comfortable making the precision port.