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This is gonna hurt!
So yesterday I look at the ground under my truck in sig and see a huge puddle of coolant. So I pop the hood and take a peak, my coolant filter was loose, then I look at the degas bottle and I see one small dribble of puking! I have never once seen white smoke on start up and now I fired it up today an just got a small white puff and no more. And the truck is running great, I'm taking the tune off just for safe measures. My deltas are around 8 and I'm 300 miles from home! I plan on doing a flush and cooler a BPD erg cooler when I get back! What should I do???
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I would not sweat it hell I wouldn't pull the tune
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I would pull the tune and sweat it.
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Any recommendations?
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Seriously, just drive home, and watch it.:thumbup:
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Alright, thanks and I'll keep an eye on it.
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So It did it again this morning, but it didn't smell sweet like coolant, it smelt like raw fuel. I also scanned for codes and I pulled a P0671 glow plug code. But the coolant puke is still worrying me. Could the smoke be caused by temps? I've been living in MO where it's been 95-105 consistently for the past couple months then I come home and she's starting in 55-60 degree temps. Just food for thought. Thanks
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id run the tune drive the hell out of it like normal. unless your blowin white or your exhaust pipe is kinda damp or wet after driving your fine. maybe driving the piss out of it will do it some good.
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