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Getting fuel in coolant my guess is the brass sleeves in the head that the inj. go into is there a tool to remove the brass sleeve to fix the problem??
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The only way for fuel to access the coolant is by bypassing the brass cups between the injectors and the heads.
There is a tool to remove those cups, but one of our techs could tell you more about that. BTW Welcome to Powerstroke.org
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Find out about that tool it would be nice to know where to get it? snomoride |
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Had that same problem on my truck. Had it fixed by ford cost about $1200.
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had a cracked sleeve on my rig..scuffy fixed it for under 4 bills..beat that dealers..LOL
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you cant just go buy that tool somewhere ,you may find the kit on ebay , or may ask around and find someone that has the tools , the tool guys dont keep them either, and there is an installer to reinstall the new cup as well, the hardest job is finding out which injector cup is the culprit , if this job is not done correctly, further problems may follow
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