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Pick y'all's brain
I did my EGR delete, oil cooler swap, coolant system flush, etc.. in mid May and then in late June I noticed I had a slight coolant leak. I've tried to find it several times to no avail. I always find the puddles on the passenger side right around the bellhousing. There's always a small puddle on top of the motor, down in the valley. I've been on top and underneith with the truck running, not running, hot (190*), and cool. I can't find it anywhere. I'm guessing it only leaks under load. Several weeks ago I cranked my truck up and oil shot out of the exhaust. It's done that several times since then. About a week ago I noticed oil puddling up underneith the truck on both sides right around the bellhousing. I can't find any oil on top of the motor, but it's all over the back side of the motor. My deltas are still good, oil pressure looks good, etc.. Any ideas on what I should look for or what it might be?
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My oil leak was showing at the same place as yours and it turned out to be a split in the ic boot, yes the oil vapors do build up that much. Have you tried to retighten the hose on the egr delete? Hopefully thats all it is.
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Oil out the exhaust just about has to be a turbo puking oil. I'd like to see exactly where the oil is coming out at. I've had a turbo dripping oil at the headpipe connection at the back of the turbo before.
The coolant leak just about has to be the EGR hose under the intake. When I delete I always upgrade to the Ford blue EGR hose instead of the hose and 2 clamps that come with most delete kits. The hose is horribly expensive at $40 or so but it doesn't drip. Sorry I found this a month too late. |
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The IC boot is a goofy term for the silicone hoses that connect the turbo to the InterCooler tubing and the tubing to the intercooler. Boost can and will push oil through them as they start to break down. Why is it a boot? I don't know.
Oil out the back of the turbo would indeed be an internal turbo problem. If you send it to Adrian as a core just let him know about it so he can take care of it. You can attempt to secure the clamps on the EGR hose or just break down and get the Ford part, it can be installed without removing the intake. Sent from my DROID X2 using AutoGuide.Com Free App |
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The oil problem seems to be the turbo as Michael had stated. On the hose part, I'm on the fence about that b/c I had a Ford blue hose w/ the o-rings on the truck and it literally split open and spewed coolant everywhere. I went with the hose & clamps out of a delete kit and it's doing fine.
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So this is not normal?
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Re: Pick y'all's brain
Pretty much, looks like it is new boot time when funds allow. Research CCV mod too.
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Just ordered a complete set of Riff Raff boots and clamps. Trying to touch base with NCHornet to pick up one of this CCV mods.
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