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Crew cab, coolant color, eot and ect, residue around the degas cap, studs, egr delete, blue spring update, stc fitting ??? I would look into all of these issues because they WILL come up eventually.
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Thanks for the feedback. It does have signs of having spewed coolant from the degas cap. It also has a constant stream of small bubbles in the degas bottle and a fair amount of water in the exhaust (as evidenced by lots of condensation on a mirror). I expressed concern about a head gasket leak to the dealer, and they're going to run a compression test Monday. If the head gasket is bad, I may try to work a deal where they do the work of pulling the heads and I supply ARP studs.
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it has problems for sure then, dealers will not usually delete the egr, the oil cooler could be clogged also. Plan on it if it has ford gold coolant.
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I'd pass on this truck. Reason, you're looking at a head job. Low boost, high ECT, and the degas bottle is pucking. The oil leak is of concern, but that isn't a deal killer on this truck.
The truck needs an EGR/Oil cooler rebuild at the very least. But I'll step out and say the HG's are most likely toasted. If they are willing to work out a stud job for you, ensure the heads are taken to a machine shop and checked, or replaced as well. Even if the cost of the truck goes up a bit (under $4,000 - bringing your out the door to around 18K) it wouldn't be bad if you can afford that. I'm willing to bet though they want the truck sold, and may cut corners in order to do so. |
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