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6.0 Teardown for oil cooler/Egr delete
Tearing her down tomorrow morning for new oil cooler, and egr delete.
Did a coolant flush - Did Coolant Flush Today / writeup Oil coolers not doing to good. this was at 50 degrees outside ![]() Ordered everything from mkm customs, oil cooler,gaskets,egr delete. - Basic Solution(TM) for Ford 6.0L Powerstroke With Sinister EGR Delete Kit, Oil Cooler and Intake Gaskets Im going to post pictures the whole way. if we need another write up but oh wellParts should be here tomorrow some time. starting the tear down in the morning. See how it goes Heres the cost so far.... Coolant flush- -10 gal distilled water from hyvee ($0.88 gal) = $8.88 - 3 gal of zerex elc-1 concentrate (ordered from Napa @ 19.99 gal x 3) = $59.97 - bottle of vc-9 (got from ford $32.00) = $32.00 - dozen glazed doughnuts that me and my buddy wiped out ![]() Grand total = $108 Plus $40 in diesel Oil cooler, egr delete,and all gaskets. (from mkm) $665.00 Edge cs,pyro,and dash pod $404.57 Box of shop rags -$8 2 cans of carb cleaner - $10 4 gal of rotella t6 and motorcraft filter (from walmart )$107 Total so far..... $1342.57 got her in the garage ![]() grille off ![]() a couple of buckets will be handy. one for oil and one for coolant ![]() after 15 of rinsing soap out of the damn thing its good to go for coolant. ![]() the pet**** is a 3/4" wrench. i put a small piece of hose on it to keep the mess down ![]() drained the oil ![]() air filter goin away ![]() ![]() tubes coming off ![]() ![]() radiator hose off ![]() other tube off ![]() get both battery's out before you unhook the alt ![]() Yanked the belt and tied it off ![]() get the alt out of there ![]() after the alt is off start unplugging connectorrs. they can only go back in one spot. unhook the fuel lines. put some rags under it because there will be some fuel that comes out ![]() pulled the rest of the intake. it was bolted to the ficm ![]() turbo looks good. very little shaft play ![]() there is 4 bolts that hold the oil filter housing on. ![]() outta there!!! ![]() then i went to town unplugging every connector and clip in the way. ![]() for some reason this bolt was more of a beast then the back one ![]() i loosened the down pipe so i could turn it up top. made getting the rear bolt out a piece of cake ![]() took a few choice words and some wiggling but got that beast out of there ![]() ![]() here she is ![]() ![]() put the new o rings on the standpipe ![]() Inlet ![]() Installed ![]() Nows a good time to tie up the wiring. it will be right in your way. ![]() Cleaned the inside where the o ring goes. ![]() half ars in there
Last edited by 2003kingranch; 06-02-2011 at 10:01 AM. Reason: fix |
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mines going in friday, got my scanguage three weeks ago and my EOT was 45* higher then my ECT
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Tis the season since the warmer outside temps really start to show the temperature delta. Please document your install and we like to see pics!
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something i never saw mentioned in the other write-ups if you're pulling the intake manifold entirely: (1)10mm bolt on intake manifold under the intake elbow that holds a bracket in place that holds the fuel line that runs from fuel filter bowl to the passengers side head (2) 8mm bolt next to alternator location that holds the hard coolant passage tube in place. i also had to pull the injector harness clip on the front most injector on passengers side as it passed through the alternator bracket portion of the manifold. and if you have an air compressor blow as much junk from the top of the motor before you pull the manifold and use a shop vac to try and suck up what didnt blow away. and mark on the manifold where the studs were as opposed to where the regular bolts were, i used a wax pencil. i'm in the process of cleaning inside my manifold and reassembling everything (minus new oil cooler since havent flusehd and changed yet{yeah more time consuming but figured while i had to replace the filter assembly might as well finish tearing into it}) i also attached a few write-ups i put togethor for myself combining all the others found on here in case you or some who stops by finds them usefull. also attached is the torque sequencing chart/diagram for the manifold studs and bolts. and the torque list for other ones that will come in handy
Last edited by JasonAmericanBulldog; 05-30-2011 at 08:53 AM. |
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subscribed too....mine ins going to happen as soon as I can buy the parts.
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and does anyone know if the intake bolts ect get anti seize or lock-tight?
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