10-18-2019,
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10-18-2019,
Help lol I've take pipe loose at back of egr cooler, its dry there
10-18-2019,
leave it 24 hours if it doesn't hold pressure at all you got a pretty good leak somewhere
10-18-2019,
24 hours, or at least over night. then check everything around truck, etc. next morning. Leaks show up the best after the truck has cooled off over night.
its normal to loose a few psi as the coolant drops in temperature over night. Otherwise, you should not be loosing too much pressure.
its normal to loose a few psi as the coolant drops in temperature over night. Otherwise, you should not be loosing too much pressure.
10-18-2019,
K thx, the egr cooler at rear seams dry but I'm not sure that was right end. Now I've created a pretty good air leak. Well I guess I'm just not meant to mechanic on my own truck. As much as I hate it, I guess it's off to KW tomorrow
10-18-2019,
if u don't start learning how to turn a wrench on that thing, your destined to always be broke and at the mercy of idiot ripp-off mechanics at the local stealers$its.
10-19-2019,
Yea I know, this just seems to be more serious than my degree of experience.
10-19-2019,
K its gonna be raining here most of the day, so it will probably be difficult to do much today. But if I continue trying to work on this.... I'm pretty sure I have a coolant leak, I think it's real possible it may be egr cooler. I did pull the pipe off back side near firewall. That appears to go back to intake side. What would i need to do to check further to see if it's the egr cooler leaking? This is 2013 2350 in a 2015 KW T680
10-19-2019,
Ask and you shall receive https://youtu.be/tNmQnAJzmVo
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