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I've deleted my EGR and am losing more coolant than ever out of the top of the degas bottle. It wasn't near this bad before the delete. There's a new cap on the bottle, straight from Ford.
Please don't tell me it's the head gaskets.
2003 6.0L F350 143k miles, Far from stock
Last edited by Hayes9000; Jan 25, 2010 at 03:52 PM.
Reason: head _gaskets_
The coolant empties out either overnight or a few hours after driving it. After filling it, I'll notice a big pool of coolant under the truck the next day. Fresh and bright green. But there is definitely spillage around the cap as well.
I'd double check all the hoses and anywhere coolant runs....no way are you going to get a puddle of coolant under the truck overnight because of head gaskets. The puking around the cap is probably because the truck is overheating due to low coolant.
You need to get this fixed so you don't crack or warp those heads.
I'd recommend replacing the K&N filter with the stock Donaldson filter and getting rid of the Superchips tuner. If they haven't caused you problems already then will eventually.
Just wondering, but what kind of antifreeze are you using, since you said it was "Fresh and bright green". Probably has nothing to do with your leak, but you might want to look into putting the right antifreeze in your truck. It should be gold color. Zerex Gl05 Gold or go to Ford and get there Gold antifreeze.
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