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I own two 6.0 powerstrokes. The work truck (2004 F450) and the family truck (2006 F250 Lariat 4x4, 33,000miles). I just returned from Ford after leaving the 2006 F250 with them for 3 days. My complaint was coolant level low. Coolant residue splashed under hood from fan. Degas Bottle has debris and sand at bottom. Loss of fuel economy.
Ford said that there were no leaks in the system. Pressure tested and found no leaks. My concerns about debris in the cooling system were not even noted on paperwork. I waited for the service manager. He told me that Ford has revised the recommended intervals for cooling system flush. So I asked to see the TSB. He found TSB 09-8-5 he was referring to, the recommendations remain the same. Check every 6 months, initial change 105,000 miles, subsequent change every 45,000 miles. I asked the manager to make a note on my paperwork that the debris and casting sand and glycol crystals were normal, and he did. With his signature!!
I know that the system needs to be flushed ASAP. My problem is, shouldn't Ford cover this if the system is compromised before the 100,000 mile powertrain warranty expires?
I should also note that ECT and EOT temperatures were within 7 deg on a family trip this weekend. I also didn't loose any coolant.
Exact quote hand written on HUB City Ford ticket
"Degas Bottle has traces of Casting Sand in bottom of bottle. This is a normal condition
Tommy Arceneaux "
By "traces" he really means there is a ton of Sh*t resting at the bottom of the degas bottle.
Install a coolant filter and keep an eye on your temps. THey seem to be in the normal range.
Where do you live so i don't got to that dealer, install a coolent filter quick your degas bottle may be cracked or a bad cap, even changing the coolent will not remove all of the casting sand. You do need to check the nitrite level.
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Degas bottle is fine. I know I've replaced a few on the F450. No venting from there. The coolant / silica trail I saw was thrown under the hood from the fan. The front of the heads looked as if they had been compromised. Maybe from towing my Kubota 7040HTC. Ford rep said they had never seen head gaskets leak externally. I told him that I've owned 18 wheelers and spent my time in the Army and have seen HG leak down the block. The fluid will take the path of least resistance.
I've installed the DieselSite Coolant by-pass filtration system on the F450 but was leery about installing one on the F250 thinking it may effect warranty.
But as it stands, Ford will do its best to avoid any claim so what the hell. Time to flush the F250 and install the filters.
I was just asking for Ford to flush the system under warranty since there is a problem before the recommended interval.
They also checked Nitrate level, and said all is well. The only way to test accurately is from the radiator drain. I doubt they did that. Probably checked from the degas which I had just topped off with MC 50/50.
A coolant filter should NOT void the warranty. It shoulda been standard equipment but its wasn't. I also have never seen or heard of a 6.0 leaking coolant externally from the HG's. It sounds to me like your water pump might be leaking if the fan is spraying it up over the front of the motor. I would install that filter and change the first one out at 500 miles, then at 1000 miles and then once a yr. That was the recommended interval from dfuser when i installed their kit.
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A year ago, the Canton community successfully derailed an attempt by SUNY Central in Albany to consolidate our SUNY Canton with Potsdam (or so we thought). But we have discovered that the chancellors office was just waiting for things to cool down before it launched another effort to punish Canton for challenging its edicts.
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Last fall, and with the help of Sen. Patty Ritchie, the SUNY trustees agreed to keep Canton autonomous, provided that it increased its dollars for academic programs and developed a plan to share services with Potsdam. By every indication, our local schools have exceeded expectations. This past Tuesday, a delegation of concerned community leaders appealed directly to the SUNY trustees in Albany to honor their end of the bargain by allowing the search for a president to move forward. I want to thank Tom Coakley, Jim Smith and Linda McQuinn for joining me in making that case.
We later discovered that local administrators were also in Albany, advocating for just the opposite! We are not surprised. The chancellors office has made it clear that if local college administrators are not in favor of the plan, they will be considered to be against it. As these local people serve at the pleasure of the chancellor, their tenure will be very short if they arent fully supportive.
These discussions between trustees and local administrators were held behind closed doors, in clear violation of open government guidelines. The chancellors office does not want this plan to see the light of day until after she receives complete buy-in from the trustees.
What is really amazing is that it now appears that the two colleges (Morrisville and Cobleskill) that did not resist similar attempts last year will be allowed to move forward with a search for a president. The work of both schools in developing shared service plans taken together doesnt compare with what Canton has done. It leaves the average observer with the sense that Canton is being singled out for trying to protect its independence.
Our state legislators need to hear your concerns. You also need to vocalize your support for Sen. Ritchies bill for each campus to have its own president. Please dont waste a minute.
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Most people, even Christians, dislike talk about money in relation to faith. Religion misusing money has existed from Judas Iscariot and can even be traced to Cain and Abel's gifts in the first book of the Bible.
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