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Hey guys, I think I have a problem with my 08 super duty. I have been chasing this problem since I bought it back in November of 11, it had hot coolant under load since then. First thing I did was a full delete, PDF, egr, are stage 2, and a h&s mini max, first time I had it happen I had the egr cooler still in place. So when I pull it down and make it pull a hill with trailer once it hits over 35-36psi the temp starts to climb to approximatly 208-210*F then it spikes fast within 3-5 secs the temp jumps to 220+ and It starts to puck coolant. And this happened at just below freezing. My truck has 187 000 km on it. Only had 175 on it when I bought it. The previous owner had a superchips tuner, no gauges and a PDF still on it, he pull with a 125 horse tunne. I am thinking it is head gasket failure. But I'm not sure. Let me know what u all think.
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well it's made to vent excessive pressures and those temps would cause it
so head gaskets aren't an automatic culprit in my book does it ever get that high of boost on the streets ? any other temperature issues other than towing ? |
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It can to high boost on the street, but I prefer not to do that, when it does its not for long. I find it always runs on the hot side, but what's hot. My fan kicks in at about 215 220. Most of the time it runs around the 200-205 no trailer high way speeds.
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The thing that gets me is how fast it climbs. It's crazy, the fan has no chance to come on and it barffing coolant.
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ya thats a fast spike
like water isn't circulating properly due to a radiator blockage or water pump issue but thats a wild arse guess |
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Ya. I have checked my rad, i washed/blew it out, only other thing that i was thinking is like u said water pump or maybe even a t-sat.
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check the water pump. t-stats fail open.
bailey |
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But if it was a water pump wouldnt it heat up and stay hot? On my farm thats what i have seen. It would be the same as if the belt failed right. It heats up fast, but it cool down just as fast when u take ur foot off the throttle.
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Check the thermostats.
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Headgaskets aren't out of the question on a tuned 6.4
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