2004 Ford F250 "oil cooler diesel" Questions

oil leaking from oil cooler line Is changing the two lines from the oil cooler in a 95 f-250 7.3L diesel engine? Check the o-rings in the female side.

...oil cooler on a ford f250 truck diesel engine WELL SHOULDNT TAKE OVER 2 HRS.YOU REMOVE OIL FILTER AND FRONT AND REAR OIL COOLER HEADERS AND DISCONNECT BLOCK HEATER ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR.THEN REMOVE ...

...oil cooler failure. The cooler on this is the big lump of metal under the oil filter housing. It fits down into the block and has several hoses and sensors. The normal way to check for a leak is to ...

...oil cooler. Am unable to get it out. It is a 2003 ford 250 superduty tubo diesel 6.0 litre 1 - Remove the turbocharger intake tube 2 - Disconnect the charge air cooler inlet pipe 3 - Remove the push ...

...cooler, oil cooler, high press. oil pump , & turbo replaced !! There is a possibility it is overfull. Ford put out a TSB which lowered the hot full level on the recovery tank about an inch. These ...

...6.0L becuase the 6.4L turbo r&r is a repair where we remove the entire cab from the truck. However your not much better off with 6.0L since egr cooler/oil cooler job can easily run you

EGR COOLER< AND OIL COOLER 3 times now, The dealership said I need to redo the heads now, I am really upset with Ford on the motors they put in these trucks do you let your engine sit and idle alot

...available. truck is new to me also new radiator cap Three possibilities are clogged oil cooler (most likely as you only said while towing) bad fan clutch (easiest to try first) or bad head

oil or vice versa? 2. Pull spark plugs and inspect for plugs wet with coolant. 3. Do a compression test and check for a low cylinder. If you have issues in any of these points you will need to replace

oil cooler and gaskets, deleted egr, replaced dummy plugs, not showing any codes with the scanner that I have. Any suggestions as to what problem could be? Thanks... The service and repair manual with