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Ford 6.0 Head Gaskets Or Egr Cooler. put a gauge on it, if the pressure rises quickly past 16 psi, it's more than likely the egr cooler. Felpro, etc) or ford (or international) gaskets. I'd done the oil cooler and egr cooler a little while ago. good way to determine if its blown is to park the truck nose down on an incline and remove the egr valve. the coolant is not milky either, i’ve check the oil and no coolant has gotten into the oil. use good quality aftermarket (i.e. If it rises slowly past 16 psi, head gaskets. the first symptom a driver will notice when an egr cooler fails is white smoke and a coolant smell coming from the exhaust, or a low coolant. Since you can't delete it, make sure you go with a good quality replacement,. When letting it idle in a parking. typically with head gaskets you have overheat problems, or excessive pressure in the cooling system. definitely points to the egr cooler. the details below are of each head gasket that were measured and used, complete with measurements, pictures, and our observations.

If it rises slowly past 16 psi, head gaskets. the details below are of each head gasket that were measured and used, complete with measurements, pictures, and our observations. When letting it idle in a parking. Felpro, etc) or ford (or international) gaskets. the first symptom a driver will notice when an egr cooler fails is white smoke and a coolant smell coming from the exhaust, or a low coolant. good way to determine if its blown is to park the truck nose down on an incline and remove the egr valve. Since you can't delete it, make sure you go with a good quality replacement,. definitely points to the egr cooler. use good quality aftermarket (i.e. I'd done the oil cooler and egr cooler a little while ago.

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Ford 6.0 Head Gaskets Or Egr Cooler I'd done the oil cooler and egr cooler a little while ago. I'd done the oil cooler and egr cooler a little while ago. use good quality aftermarket (i.e. typically with head gaskets you have overheat problems, or excessive pressure in the cooling system. the first symptom a driver will notice when an egr cooler fails is white smoke and a coolant smell coming from the exhaust, or a low coolant. definitely points to the egr cooler. When letting it idle in a parking. the coolant is not milky either, i’ve check the oil and no coolant has gotten into the oil. put a gauge on it, if the pressure rises quickly past 16 psi, it's more than likely the egr cooler. Felpro, etc) or ford (or international) gaskets. good way to determine if its blown is to park the truck nose down on an incline and remove the egr valve. If it rises slowly past 16 psi, head gaskets. the details below are of each head gasket that were measured and used, complete with measurements, pictures, and our observations. Since you can't delete it, make sure you go with a good quality replacement,.