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Coolant flush question
Ok I've reading a lot on the subject I'm
Ordering my coolant filter and gunna run it for few thousand miles and change filters twice before I would want to flush. This is my dilemma I am starting to work 7days a week till dark so I was wanting some maybe to Do it for me but I doubt anyone will do it by using restore plus and then restore then distilled water than put in the ELC or am I wrong? Maybe one day it will be a rain out and I can change it my self hopefully :/ Can anyone give me the steps that need to Be followed to change this ford gold crap! Also I heard don't change the ford Gold if your delta are good cause sometimes when you change coolant you almost always clog up your oil cooler? |
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look in the 6.0 Tech Files section for writeups on this. What coolant filter are you planning to use. I highly recommend IPR's full flow coolant filter. It is the best most effective coolant filter out there. Yes the oil coolers sometimes clog. I wouldn't go so far as to say almost always, but it is a possibility.
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Anything is possible I suppose.
My deltas were good, flushed w/ 24.5 gallons of Distilled Water (5 flushes), switched to ELC Ultra. My deltas are still good - so are the actual temps. I have seen absolutey NO issues with switching after only distilled water flushes. |
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Diesel site or sinister coolant filter I WAS going to use .. And bismic you had ford
Gold and flushed your system only with water? |
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Look at the IPR full flow filter. Way better than either (or any) of those.
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![]() My coolers were changed out under warranty by the dealership when I bought the truck. I ran it for 3k miles on fresh Gold watching temperatures and coolant pressures, and when I was satisfied with everything flushed with distilled water only, and switched to Delo ELC. If anything, the delta has dropped by a degree or two, and I really have to hammer on it for a while to get the eot above 200 or the delta to 6. I would have gone with Rotella Ultra, but the only distributor within 3 hours either couldn't or wouldn't get any of the concentrate. I strongly recommend installing and using the Fumoto valves in the block drains. Edit: I was going to order one of the others until I saw the IPR coolant filter. Very happy to wait for that one, expecting it to be arriving soon. Last edited by L&B; 07-13-2012 at 05:24 PM. Reason: IPR |
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How much is there filter?
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I'm buying this filter tomorrow so what's better with the idp than the others?
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Innovative Performance Research
IPR High Flow Coolant Filter Not Another Bypass IPR uses a 3/4" hose and runs in series with the heater core; much higher volume through the filter. The others use a 3/8" hose in a bypass loop off the heater circuit. IPR's filter element is re-useable. More discussion in the second link above. |
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