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Any input, opinions appreciated.
Hi Guys, I have been reading alot on here the past couple of weeks. Tons of great info Thanks.
I bought a 2004 F350 CC with 85k km on it a couple of weeks ago and every thing appears to be stock(cannot get a hold of original owner). So my question is I am trying to find the best/most important order of doing mods. This is the order I was thinking of, as money allows.Please let me know if this seems right or I should change or add anything. 1-coolant filter 2-egr delete 3-oil cooler--Do I need this with egr dele.? 4-Edge insight 5-then cosmetics ie. leveling kit bigger tires etc. I'm hoping with these done I will not have to do the studs (fingers crossed) I use the truck mostly just for daily driver but put on camper approx. 2200 lbs and tow a small boat a few times each summer.I have no desire for tuner or anything and will not be going too big with tires , just want to fill the wells a little better. Well thanks for all I have learned here and thanks for any input. Burke |
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If you do the EGR delete you will want to go with an SCT programmer. SCT has the ability to turn off or block the check engine light you will get from deleteing your EGR. Besides SCT is used by 90% of the peolple on here and will offer the most support in the long run. In my opinion I would put the EGR first since it is the cause of most problems with the 6.0. You need to have the programmer when you do the delete though so those two should be done at the same time. Just my thoughts on your questions. Their are a lot of people on here that know a ton more than I do about these trucks.
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thanks tnet.
I thought I read that an 04 should not throw a cel with an egr delete? I did read that an SCT would clear this if it did but it does noes not have any parameter reading ability is this correct? I came from a 97 Cummins with gauges and loved seeing what was going on in the motor but like the option of all the capabilities of the insight without all the gauges on the pillar. On a side note this ford makes my old Dodge with the fuel pump cranked look like an old dog with a broken leg. LOL Thanks again. |
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I was in the same boat not to long ago! I ended up getting my Edge Insight first. The reason was to see what all was going on with my engine. Got it hooked up at the same time I started leaking coolant. Did my EGR and oil cooler and head studs at the same time. Then orderd my SCT. But mine is a 05 model and threw my CEL. Coolant filter is on the way soon.
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Your list is pretty good to start with. Id advise getting rid of the EGR just to save you the headache if it goes.
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If you go with the SCT TSX you can see just about anything you want with it. Although I am currently having an issue seeing my EGT but, I am sure it is operator error. As for the CEL from what I have read it is hit or miss with the '04 model.
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I am going to Delete the EGR too, what the best company to go with on the delete kit, for the money you know?
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will get rid of it, it might come back once in a while, but it will go away......and best way to monitor your truck, get some good gauges .....cant trust them......you can mount them other than the pillar, like on the headliner below the rear view mirror (thats were i got mine |
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I got my kit from RCD, they list them on ebay from $350-$200 with no differance in the kit. I bought the $200 kit and it came with everything you need (o-rings) and detailed instructions with pictures. Takes about 6-7 hours to do and a little patience and a swear jar is not a bad idea either. Do a search on ebay for powerstroke 6.0 and look through the listings.
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Complete EGR removal write up |
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