I looked at rockauto for 06 f350 6.0 diesel couldn't find anything other than the trans cooler I would like to stay with a ford part but at a loss I dought the dealer could look it up without more info. In the past the dealer almost always asks for a vin number
Thanks for the posts but I cant find anything that 79jasper said not knowing a year make or model and even then I would need the service manual to get a part number
Trans fluid should warm up quickly, picking up heat from the antifreeze but not rise too much above antifreeze operating temp. With a aftermarket powered trans cooler it could take to long to warm up and maybe stay to low with a good cooler
I have a 97 f350 with e4od
I want to steer the trans fluid through the engine radiator when cold to warm it up or keep it warm in cold temps and stop the engine radiator flow and go through an after market electric fan operated cooler when hot.
What device will do the above and where can i get it
the dana 80 axle seal that i replaced was a 2 piece and the autozone was a 1 piece and is leaking again only days after replacing it.
I have a 91 f350 dully rear axle
1997 F350
My check engine light comes on sometimes when cold and goes out is a minute or so later. I have been reading and will check the ICP sensor. My question now is why are the prices so wildly around 20 to 200 dollars, Never seen such a swing even with china crap.
I have a fleet of f250 and/or 350 The bushings are as follows. The spring eye is not welded it will expand to except the bushing. The shackle is welded with the bushing installed at the factory. If you can get the bushing after market you will have to cut the weld then insert the bushing and...
I need to replace my exhaust and would like comments about keeping the converter and just strait pipe it after the turbo to the rear. My truck is 1997 f350
Do you know the ford part number of the low vaccum sensor switch
Looks like a can of cat food with a vaccum hose on one side and electric connector on the other side.
When you lose vaccum the brake light comes on.
Used on mid 80's up to early 2000
Located on drivers side fender well
need part...
Amazing we go from 60 years then 80 years throw in antique engines, when what we are talking about are engines from at most 40 years old.
There is proven data about the effects of the so called new and improved oils on engines built with different requirements. And as far as changing oil...
Your forgetting oils have not changed much until mabe 6 years ago. And now the new delo 400 sde is out. Perhaps we should wait 20 years and see what transpires. Until then I am not going to think all is wonderful with a reformulated oil that is said to be OK with no history to prove otherwise...
I posted an oil issue just like this last week
Not to dispute other opinions there are other reasons for the older oil additives just like the gas we must put in older carb motors and causing problems.
Engines today are built different today and will require different oils and the older engines...
79jasper I never said the sulfur was the issue, I said the low sulfur fuel was an issue as an example of what we must deal with relative to EPA requirements, please read before you add to a thread to keep it on topic. Meanwhile I will research the removed additives that matter with our older...
The prior oils had additives that were better for our older engines --not shure of names--these additives affect the emissions in newer engines.
Another example most of us know the low sulfur fuels are a problem for older diesel engines, just like e10 gas is a problem for carb engines. Leave it...
It seems some of our diesel owners are not aware that the additives have changed or removed as newer diesels have different internals and do not need these additives, or had little/none of the emissions requirements.
The cheapo oils, who knows what they have or don't have and the CK-4 spec only...
Where and what engine oil do we use now. Delo 400le no longer available, they are pushing 400sde which will not provide what we need for older diesels. Oh I forgot what price do we pay for what these engines need?
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