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Doing Some Work, Any Suggestions?
So recently I decided to move forward with some preventative maintenance/upgrades on an '01 F450. It's a dump truck that the company I work for recently bought and we've been having a bunch of issues with it. Of course, after we bought it one of the workers who used to drive the truck for the previous company actually told one of our drivers that he "drove the piss out of it". The truck runs OK, bit of a hard start, but it leaks oil/PS fluid everywhere and I believe it's coming from a couple spots on the front of the motor. So I decided while I was tracking that down I would go ahead and replace some other parts.
Anyways I wanted to give you all a list of everything I have ordered and plan on installing at the same time and see if you guys have any suggestions I should take into account before starting this project. Here is a list of all the parts I got... RockAuto Parts: Airtex Water Pump (AW4114) Upper and Lower Rad Hoses (GATES 22433 & 22690) New OverFlow Tank (Dorman 603213) Airtex Aux Fuel Pump (E2236) A1 Cardone PS Pump (207238F) Cap and Pulley (Dorman 82582 & 300019) Power Steering Hoses: Hydro-Gear (352790), Pump-Hydro (352800), Gear-Cooler (365437) and Cooler-Res (365436) New EBPV and Line (Motorcraft DPFE3 and Dorman 598114) New Motorcraft IPR (CM5013) 8 New Glow Plugs (Motorcraft ZD11) DieselSite Parts: New Adrenaline HPOP (for better tow capacity and fuel mileage) HPOP Res Gasket with Screen Coolant Filtration Kit + Ball Valves Engine Boot Kit Intercooler Boot Kit 203* Therm Billet Therm Housing Fuel Line Seal Kit Riff Raff Parts: Plenum Reinforcing Collars and (2) T-Clamps Diesel O-Rings Parts: Master O-Ring Kit (just to have a kit with O-Rings for any unforseen repairs) Some of you may think this is a little overboard, but it is a Heavy Duty application where the truck is pretty much always fully loaded and needs to be somewhat efficient. I'm a huge advocate of the "while-im-at-it" process in case you can't tell by my parts list
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Yeah that looks excessive. If its an auto you need to look into a 6.0 cooler and a valve body
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Yeah, maybe a little excessive. The way I see it though is I was going to replace the water pump due to normal wear and tear and the power steering has been leaking and whining. So while I'm doing all that why not upgrade the parts that are accessible and have that piece of mind plus get it back on a decent maintenance schedule. Also, I can save most of the parts I take off and have back ups for the future.
It is an auto, got any links? |
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Bean's Diesel has the BTS valve body for $250 right now online, and you can find a 6.0 trans cooler at almost any junkyard.
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I will probably be starting all of this tomorrow. Any pointers on the actual installation of all these parts? Anything I should look out for or steps I should follow while removing everything?
My main concern is getting the clutch fan off. I have read where some people rent a tool to take it off and one guy who just left the clutch connected to the blade/water pump and then took it somewhere to have it removed for like 20 bucks? |
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Ohh, just a few parts
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