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6.4 Coolant/Oil temps
Today I was driving up a pretty steep long winding grade. I'm deleted and have an H&S on the mild tune. Anyways I got on it to merge into traffic and on my way up this grade I noticed my coolant temp began rise above the normal (192-198F) range. It was starting to get into the 210 range, then 215-220 range. my edge evo (gauges only) gave me an engine oil temp alarm at 230 degrees, shortly after this I hear the engine fan kick on hard, the coolant temp was about 220F and the oil temp was at about 230 the entire way up this hill. It was probably 90 degrees today. The minute I start going down the back side of this hill everything returned to normal.
Since then the coolant/oil temps have stayed right where they've always been 192-198F +/- 4 degree variance between both temps. Could this be a bad oil cooler or just the fact that it was a steep grade and it was pretty warm today? Also had the A/C on full blast. Any insight would be much appreciated! |
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Thanks for the response. I guess I can't blame the truck if the oil cooler goes, i'm approaching 250k.
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Ford has replaced my oil cooler twice all withen the last 7 months. Every time it goes out my coolant temps have been normal but the oil temp has gone over 225. They told me at ford since the blocks are casted in sand once it gets hot and the oil cooler goes because the sand blocks up the oil cooler and it will continue to happen. Which is what is happening with mine. I just got my truck back from them about 3 months ago put 2500 miles on it and it is bad again. I can drive around the city fine but as soon as i get on the highway the oil temps jump 20 degrees.
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hey jp what is your coolant temp when your oil temp jumps that high? have you had the t stats replaced? how about a coolant flush?
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Get a coolant filter also
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Yup! Coolant filter should take care of the casting sand. I would do a coolant flush and add a coolant filter.
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