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Old 07-10-2012, 02:33 PM
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bed plate gasket replacement question

I brought my truck in for a new oil cooler. The service writer just called me to inform me that the bed plate gasket is also leaking.

My question is, do the heads get pulled to change the bed plate gasket? If so im going to get studded while its out. And if thats the case, which studs should i go with? ARP, elite H-11's? Thanks for the input.
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Old 07-10-2012, 02:40 PM
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The whole motor needs to be removed for the bedplate gasket to be replaced.
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The whole motor needs to be removed for the bedplate gasket to be replaced.
Ok. but do they pull the heads? or do they flip the motor on a stand? forgive my lack of knowledge on the subject
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Heads do not have to come off to do the bedplate. Although they may make you a deal to do it all at the same time while the engine is out?...

I run ARP's and heavy tunes(PCM&FICM tunes) with no head issues.
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Heads do not have to come off to do the bedplate. Although they may make you a deal to do it all at the same time while the engine is out?...

I run ARP's and heavy tunes(PCM&FICM tunes) with no head issues.
ok. thats what i needed to know. i dont plan on doing anything more than tunes performance wise, i just wanted them for peace of mind
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Just make sure you have a reputable shop with alot of experience doing the work. maybe google around or something
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Just make sure you have a reputable shop with alot of experience doing the work. maybe google around or something
its a dealership close to my house doing the work. its warrenty, so my hands are tied with who does it.
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Do you by chance have a CCV catch can mod? Also... do you have a 6.0 or the 6.4? I ask because I haven't read too much of the 6.4's bed plates leaking... mainly the 6.0.
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Do you by chance have a CCV catch can mod? Also... do you have a 6.0 or the 6.4? I ask because I haven't read too much of the 6.4's bed plates leaking... mainly the 6.0.
i have a ccv mod, but its vented to the atmosphere
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