Coolant in EGR system |
04-13-2016, (Subject: Coolant in EGR system ) Post: #6 | |||
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RE: Coolant in EGR system All, Thought that I would write a quick update on my findings, seeing as you all were so willing to help. I removed the two bolts from the EGR Cooler cross over pipe and pressured the system. I did not have to wait but about 5 minutes before it started dripping. I also found a leak on my top radiator hose. It would not leak until the system pressured up to 15 psi. Another question: I've been reading online and alot of people are suggesting buying an aftermarket cooler, in lieu of one from Cummins. I have not talked to any of them, just read comments. Most say that the aftermarket coolers last longer. Have any of you used them? Which are preferred Cummins or aftermarket? K/R, BSiddle | |||
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Coolant in EGR system - bsiddle - 04-10-2016, RE: Coolant in EGR system - Signature620 - 04-10-2016, RE: Coolant in EGR system - apotech - 04-10-2016, RE: Coolant in EGR system - Waterloo - 04-10-2016, RE: Coolant in EGR system - Rawze - 04-11-2016, RE: Coolant in EGR system - bsiddle - 04-13-2016 RE: Coolant in EGR system - Rawze - 04-13-2016, RE: Coolant in EGR system - yamajason - 04-13-2016, RE: Coolant in EGR system - bsiddle - 04-13-2016, RE: Coolant in EGR system - Wiseman - 04-13-2016, RE: Coolant in EGR system - yamajason - 04-13-2016, RE: Coolant in EGR system - Unilevers - 04-13-2016, RE: Coolant in EGR system - Waterloo - 04-14-2016, RE: Coolant in EGR system - in2trux - 04-14-2016, |
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