6.0 Powerstroke Burning Coolant

6.0 Powerstroke Burning Coolant. With this video i try to show how. 3 why you should avoid driving.

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It is normal to see rapid fluctuations but don’t worry about it as long as the reading is within the mentioned range. #3 · mar 13, 2005. Then get under each side and work it out.

Use A Flat Head Screwdriver Or Small Pry Bar To Rotate It So The Tabs Come Off The Flat Spots.


Start date may 2, 2012; You can view this recommendation as a reference to help you choose the best coolant for 6.0 powerstroke. Some trucks with failed egr coolers have coolant dripping at the muffler.

The Turbo Vanes Are Either Stuck Open Or Don’t Engage At All.


Anything below 50 psi can cause some trouble starting. We have had egr valve, head gaskets and turbo replaced recently and truck was fine for. 2005 6.0 powerstroke losing coolant.

Cooling System Fluids & Additives.


Status not open for further replies. If it fails, the coolant element enters the intake manifold and gets burnt in the combustion room. Just had the truck serviced about 3k miles before and much to my surprise the overflow bottle was empty.

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It is normal to see rapid fluctuations but don’t worry about it as long as the reading is within the mentioned range. Never had a problem before. It is easy to misdiagnose a head gasket failure because between blown head gaskets and leaking egr coolers the symptoms are about the same, but there are some tests available to see if a truck actually has a blown head gasket.

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3 why you should avoid driving. When turbo spools upand kicks in? A bad egr cooler will also cause white smoke.

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