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From: Cabot, Arkansas
Originally Posted by jimkidd
Right. 
You might beat me to it. If so, let me know how it goes.
You might beat me to it. If so, let me know how it goes.
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From: Greater Floyd Area, AR
Originally Posted by cookie88
I'm off the 23rd...can you get a cooler by then? I'm out of town this week, but I'll holler at ya' Monday if you don't reply here.
oil cooler
Oil Cooler Housing Gasket (front)
- (Ford) F7TZ-6A636-A
- (International) 1831666C1
- (Ford) F4TZ-6A636-AA (97-up)
- (Ford) F4TZ-6A636-B (96-before)
- (International) 1831665C1
- (Ford) E3TZ-6C610-A
- (Ford) E4TZ-6K649-E
- (International) 1807563-C1, Inner
- (International) 1804414-C1 Outer
What tools?
how long will it take? will this fix my other problem?
Last edited by jimkidd; Dec 17, 2005 at 08:47 PM.
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Those look like the right o-rings and gaskets. Assuming the o-rings are the problem and not an internal leak in the cooler that is all you will need, but it might be a good idea to go ahead and get a new cooler.
Shouldn't take more than a couple of hours assuming we get after it.
Shouldn't take more than a couple of hours assuming we get after it.
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From: SHELTON, WA
Originally Posted by jimkidd
Tomorrow's the big day. Scott and David are gonna come help me replace the oil cooler.
are you gonna test also and if need be replace cups tomorrow too?
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From: Greater Floyd Area, AR
Originally Posted by 1997F-350
well hopefully it all works well for you guys!!!!
are you gonna test also and if need be replace cups tomorrow too?
are you gonna test also and if need be replace cups tomorrow too?
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From: Rio Rico, AZ.
Originally Posted by jimkidd
That's the plan. I've got an air pump from a friend.
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On the mechanical PSD's you can pull the fuel return lines at the regulator and pressurize the coolant system. If you get pressure from the fuel rails it has to be coming past the injector cups.
The oil cooler can also be tested with pressure on the degas bottle.
The oil cooler can also be tested with pressure on the degas bottle.
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Originally Posted by BltFordTough
Hey take some pictures while your at it. Would like to see the process
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From: Greater Floyd Area, AR
Originally Posted by cookie88
Jim did just get a new digital camera....hopefully I'll get a few good shots of him al covered in oil.
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Originally Posted by 1996pwrstrk
It will be pretty tough to take pictures with all that oil on your hands . I'll bring my good ol Sony Cybershot. See ya in the AM.
Dave
Dave
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