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powerstroken03 07-18-2013 05:28 PM

advice needed!!
 
i have a 2003 6.0 and has around 144,500 i just bought a few weeks ago, and i hear about all the problems with these but i ran the records at the dealer and there was no sign that the head studs or EGR delete was put on, should i be worried about the problems if nothing happened yet? and also if i put the EGR delete on before the head studs blew is there a more chance they would blow or no? my friend told me to come to this website for help, thanks for listing.

Curry 07-18-2013 05:36 PM

If it was me id do EGR delete and get some gauges to see where your temps are at. As far as studs depends what your going to do with the truck.

powerstroken03 07-18-2013 05:39 PM

thanks for the information, and what gauges should i get? and i use it to haul a 24ft enclosed race trailer to races and back and to driver to school

bobfbigman 07-18-2013 06:15 PM

I would do a oil cooler rebuild and a EGR delete, the oil cooler will clogg and can cause all kinds of problems, add a coolant filter after the rebuild to keep the oil cooler from clogging again, with over 100k on the truck I guarantee the cooler is almost totally clogged now.

Coastal350 07-18-2013 10:57 PM

I would do the Oil cooler, Egr delet or bulletproof egr, 6.4 banjo bolts, fuel spring upgrade then if you are able to STUD It.
As for gauges get a SCT livewire ts, I love mine and the custom gauges are great

Curry 07-19-2013 11:51 AM

As they said SCT livewire TS with some custom tow tunes, Oil cooler, egr delete and coolant flush. No real need for the coolant filter after that many miles. I put one on mine at 140k after I did a coolant flush changed it 3k miles later cut the filter open found a little bit of sand not enough to change filter tho. I think a good flush should get majority the contaminates out.

Coastal350 07-19-2013 03:01 PM


Originally Posted by Curry (Post 1017492)
As they said SCT livewire TS with some custom tow tunes, Oil cooler, egr delete and coolant flush. No real need for the coolant filter after that many miles. I put one on mine at 140k after I did a coolant flush changed it 3k miles later cut the filter open found a little bit of sand not enough to change filter tho. I think a good flush should get majority the contaminates out.

Yeah a good flush helps! Also if your reservoir is dirty and filled with grime a new one is only like 60 bucks.


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