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raidergeo 01-01-2010 06:24 PM

diesel in radiator powerstroke
 
I HAVE A 95 F 350 7.3 TURBO , I DRAINED RAD. STARTED DIESEL COMES OUT THE DRAIN HOLE OF RADIATOR. WHAT COULD CAUSE THIS?

don77 01-01-2010 07:08 PM

injector orings i would think

RRranch 01-01-2010 07:36 PM

I really doubt injector o rings. Or the injector cups if it's getting into the radiator.

Are you sure its diesel coming out of it? I've only seen that once and it was a cracked head.

fordpride 01-01-2010 07:47 PM

why did you drain rad. to service or running hot

MADVAN 01-01-2010 08:38 PM

Cracked inj cup or head.

Bill

rideracelivemx7 01-01-2010 08:51 PM

yeah im also going to go with injecctor cup, theres a special tool, a guy made one on PSN and hes selling it for decent money too. real easy to do form watching the video!

Diesel_Dirk 01-01-2010 11:07 PM

Had this on my buddys 2002 ...replaced Injector cups...fixed

raidergeo 01-02-2010 07:38 AM

is there a way to test for witch one or side. yes it,s puring out the rad drain hole.where can i find the video? i drained to chech for clogged heater core have not had heat for 6 months.rad is about 1 year old,new thermastic.I STARTED TO GET ALL WATER OUT TO REFILL WITH NEW ANTIFREEZE.

DZL JIM 01-02-2010 07:38 AM

It's got to be injector cups, it's the only place #2 and coolant pass. And the fuel system runs at a much higer psi than the cooling system so it will overtake it and fill into the coolant.

A head would have to crack all the way from the fuel passage to the coolant passsage and I don't think that's very likely.

tjbeggs 01-02-2010 07:06 PM


Originally Posted by raidergeo (Post 8309315)
is there a way to test for witch one or side. yes it,s puring out the rad drain hole.where can i find the video? i drained to chech for clogged heater core have not had heat for 6 months.rad is about 1 year old,new thermastic.I STARTED TO GET ALL WATER OUT TO REFILL WITH NEW ANTIFREEZE.

To test which side will be labor intensive but better than guessing. First you need to remove the fuel lines at the front or back of the head. One of them need to be plugged off Then put air pressure to the other one. Then watch the coolant bottle for bubbles. the head with air pressure it and bubbles is you leaking side. Its going to be pretty tough to get the lines off the rear but that is probably where I would put the air pressure and then use 1/8 inch pipe plugs to plug the ports on the front of the head.

DRRXR 01-03-2010 09:05 AM

psn Video Links
 

Originally Posted by rideracelivemx7 (Post 8307744)
yeah im also going to go with injecctor cup, theres a special tool, a guy made one on PSN and hes selling it for decent money too. real easy to do form watching the video!

Brought the links over from psn
They are just okay IMHO


How to put the orings on the injectors
http://www.youtube.com/v/64pom10RCwg&hl=en&fs=1

How to put the injectors back
Engine Pull :: Injector Install video by MazdaMartinb4k - Photobucket

How to purge excess oil from the cylinders after installing the injectors by marty.
Injectors :: Purging cylinders video by MazdaMartinb4k - Photobucket

Cuda_jim 01-03-2010 09:16 AM

Try this one:
Damn leaking fuel injector cup R&R project

Another:
http://www.thedieselstop.com/forums/...urprise-58500/

MADVAN 01-03-2010 09:36 AM

Tj

We just pull the inj's and pressurize the cooling system.

Bill

tjbeggs 01-03-2010 09:44 AM


Originally Posted by MADVAN (Post 8314315)
Tj

We just pull the inj's and pressurize the cooling system.

Bill

Yep that works too. Pretty much for me if I have one that is leaking I am going to do them all anyway. or at least on bank. The only reason we have done them that way is we don't have the tools to R+R the cups and diagnose the issue and tell Ford what to fix. One of these days I need to build those tools. I am sure I will need them.....

MADVAN 01-03-2010 10:02 AM


Originally Posted by tjbeggs (Post 8314346)
Yep that works too. Pretty much for me if I have one that is leaking I am going to do them all anyway. or at least on bank. The only reason we have done them that way is we don't have the tools to R+R the cups and diagnose the issue and tell Ford what to fix. One of these days I need to build those tools. I am sure I will need them.....

Some of the later heui changed to stainless. No more crack issues.
Thing is the job is much worse in van body types.
Its the install of the cup that is the real pita.
I refuse to pull a head or motor for a cup replacement as i have seen
others do.

Bill


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