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My 2006 Ford F-350 6.0 liter diesel dually(purchased new) has 58K original miles on it. The maintenance guide says to flush the engine and radiator at 5 years or 60K, whichever comes first. In the absence of any leaks or problems, is this necessary? Thanks in advance for your advice.
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YES. You DEFINITELY need to keep it flushed regularly if it has Ford Gold coolant in it.
btwGo do a lot LOT of reading about the oil coolers clogging. Then you'll understand. |
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You will get TONS of answers and most will vary with personal opinion. -Flushing could loosen some particles which could eventually clog your EGR cooler and/or oil cooler causing damage. -Flushing could remove the particles which could eventually clog your EGR cooler and/or oil cooler to prevent damage. -Flushing would give you the opportunity to ditch the Ford coolant and switch over to an ELC. Do you already have an EGR cooler delete kit or a coolant filter installed on your truck? |
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I personally, flush often and still use Ford gold because I can get it inexpensively from a Ford dealership. |
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Ford has a TSB for cooling system maintenance (number 09-8-5) that details the updated requirements. Ford TSB 09-8-5 click here |
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