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Puking, NEED HELP!
I'm in Cincinnati, OH area. Need a good dealer/shop to do work ASAP. 1 dealer I took it to will not work on it, because of the studs, and EGR delete that it has. I am currently puking coolant. Dealer did a pressure/road test, and it holds good for a few minutes and then exceeds the limit, but they will not touch it any further becase of the mods. ANY help is appreciated.
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Find a performance diesel shop in your area. They will be very happy to work on it.
Sounds as though the heads were not properly machined/checked the first time. Who did the studding? What head gaskets were used? What was done to check the heads? |
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I second NYC's questions. The place that did the gaskets and studs is where I would take it to. If that place is the dealer that is now refusing to work on it that I would talk to the owner.
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I dont know who did the work. I'm having a hard time getting answers. It wasnt the place that refused it, I do know that. I've only had it a few months and the only mod I have done is an SCT from Eric. Being the second owner SUCKS!
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that sucks, and I feel for ya..if the dealer did the pressure test and its exceeding the 18 psi limit, chances are your looking at doing head gaskets, and possibly replacing your heads if you have been driving it tuned hard.
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If I have to pay for it out of pocket so be it. I'm sure the EXT Warranty wont pay for d*&^ on this job. I just need to know someone reputable around my area that will work on a modded truck.. Dealer or not.
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and that is the hardest part, good luck bro.
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Did you use a cap with a gauge on it for you presure check? Check out what happened to me….
I did studs and all the good stuff a few years ago. Well, this fall I leveled my truck. Not thinking anything about it, at that same weekend, I put a new thermostat in the truck and changed my coolant filter. Filled it up and went. Well a week later I started puking. Freaked me out. looking at the coolant level it was low. So a few days later, puked again but the coolant past the FULL line (the old mark scribed in the plastic, way above the fixed sticker). Not thinking the front end is over 2” higher than before, I over filled it. I replaced the cap (these caps should be replaced if puked through) and removed a bit of coolant. All good. Did you do anything lately such as a lift or level? Refilled the coolant? Check your cap? |
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Have you looked and physically seen the studs? |
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UPDATE
Yes, I have verifired that the delete and studs are indeed there. It is leveled, I never thought about that... I did replace the cap after it puked the first time. It lasted for 3-4 days before doing it again. Dealer did the pressure test, not sure what procedure was used. They did drain some coolant and the puking has stopped since, after about 2 weeks of daily driving but... there still seems like there is a lot more pressure in the bottle than there should be. My next step is a Combustion gas test, that should narrow it down a bit more...
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