To Flush, or Not to Flush
08 F350 6.4
Getting ready to do the 100k PM which includes changing out the coolant. Should I simply drain, rinse, and refill? Or should I use a chemical flush product to clean the whole system out? Any tips, tricks, or advice is appreciated.
Getting ready to do the 100k PM which includes changing out the coolant. Should I simply drain, rinse, and refill? Or should I use a chemical flush product to clean the whole system out? Any tips, tricks, or advice is appreciated.
Sounds good.
Do you try to stick with OEM fluids and consumables or does a spec equivalent usually work. I usually have to get the SP type trans fluid from the dealer. Local O'Rielly is iffy on stock.
I prefer to work on "the tug" when feasible/economical, but I don't want to give the dealer any excuse to avoid honoring the warranty.
Do you try to stick with OEM fluids and consumables or does a spec equivalent usually work. I usually have to get the SP type trans fluid from the dealer. Local O'Rielly is iffy on stock.
I prefer to work on "the tug" when feasible/economical, but I don't want to give the dealer any excuse to avoid honoring the warranty.
dump it, flush it with water and put a good ECT coolant in it. That ford gold has silica in it and it will separate after a while. Alil while back I thought I had a clogged oil cooler
my deltas were off by like 60 degrees, turned out to be a bad thermostat and crappy coolant. I had just purchased the truck not long before. Dont do the chemical flush if you dont have to. I can recommend tho to get an airlift to pull the coolant back in. You def dont wanna cavatate the water pump!!!
my deltas were off by like 60 degrees, turned out to be a bad thermostat and crappy coolant. I had just purchased the truck not long before. Dont do the chemical flush if you dont have to. I can recommend tho to get an airlift to pull the coolant back in. You def dont wanna cavatate the water pump!!!



