Coolant loss
02-11-2021, (Subject: Coolant loss ) 
Post: #19
RE: Coolant loss
What about DEF tank heater, DEF injector cooling?
First one will be coolant in DEF tank and the second will expel coolant into exhaust.
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02-11-2021, (Subject: Coolant loss ) 
Post: #20
RE: Coolant loss
(02-11-2021 )Soulreaver0102 Wrote:  Off the cooling system

If there is no sign of coolant in the tranny, check that lower coolant hose and clamp... Serious, mine was leaking gallons too going down the road, and no sign of any leak... It was that winter when the temps were hitting 30 below... An old mechanic at the Petro caught it, after I had just spent four days and $3000 having a new EGR Cooler installed... This was before I found Rawze.com.


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02-12-2021, (Subject: Coolant loss ) 
Post: #21
RE: Coolant loss
(02-11-2021 )Waterloo Wrote:  
(02-11-2021 )Soulreaver0102 Wrote:  Off the cooling system

If there is no sign of coolant in the tranny, check that lower coolant hose and clamp... Serious, mine was leaking gallons too going down the road, and no sign of any leak... It was that winter when the temps were hitting 30 below... An old mechanic at the Petro caught it, after I had just spent four days and $3000 having a new EGR Cooler installed... This was before I found Rawze.com.

I will check it out. Did you do a pressure check and still didn’t see a leak?
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02-12-2021, (Subject: Coolant loss ) 
Post: #22
RE: Coolant loss
(02-11-2021 )snailexpress Wrote:  What about DEF tank heater, DEF injector cooling?
First one will be coolant in DEF tank and the second will expel coolant into exhaust.

I will look into this as well. Ty
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02-12-2021, (Subject: Coolant loss ) 
Post: #23
RE: Coolant loss
(02-12-2021 )Soulreaver0102 Wrote:  
(02-11-2021 )Waterloo Wrote:  
(02-11-2021 )Soulreaver0102 Wrote:  Off the cooling system

If there is no sign of coolant in the tranny, check that lower coolant hose and clamp... Serious, mine was leaking gallons too going down the road, and no sign of any leak... It was that winter when the temps were hitting 30 below... An old mechanic at the Petro caught it, after I had just spent four days and $3000 having a new EGR Cooler installed... This was before I found Rawze.com.

I will check it out. Did you do a pressure check and still didn’t see a leak?

Yep, we let it sit overnight in a warm shop. It was the cold and heat mix of going down the road in that winter weather, it was pouring out of the lower hose when going down the road, and it left no trace. I put one of those high dollar aircraft Breeze clamps on and never had another issue.

Here is the clamp I use, Fleetpride does carry the Breeze brand, or you can get at Amazon. Just check sizing, they come in quite the variety. Love these clamps.

https://shop.azsupply.com/diameter-range...x-screw--1

Here is the manufacturer... http://www.breezehoseclamps.com/breeze/hi-torque/


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03-08-2021, (Subject: Coolant loss ) 
Post: #24
RE: Coolant loss
(02-12-2021 )Waterloo Wrote:  
(02-12-2021 )Soulreaver0102 Wrote:  
(02-11-2021 )Waterloo Wrote:  
(02-11-2021 )Soulreaver0102 Wrote:  Off the cooling system

If there is no sign of coolant in the tranny, check that lower coolant hose and clamp... Serious, mine was leaking gallons too going down the road, and no sign of any leak... It was that winter when the temps were hitting 30 below... An old mechanic at the Petro caught it, after I had just spent four days and $3000 having a new EGR Cooler installed... This was before I found Rawze.com.

I will check it out. Did you do a pressure check and still didn’t see a leak?

Yep, we let it sit overnight in a warm shop. It was the cold and heat mix of going down the road in that winter weather, it was pouring out of the lower hose when going down the road, and it left no trace. I put one of those high dollar aircraft Breeze clamps on and never had another issue.

Here is the clamp I use, Fleetpride does carry the Breeze brand, or you can get at Amazon. Just check sizing, they come in quite the variety. Love these clamps.

https://shop.azsupply.com/diameter-range...x-screw--1

Here is the manufacturer... http://www.breezehoseclamps.com/breeze/hi-torque/

How did you figure out it was this if it only leaked going down the road. Having a similar issue and can’t find anything.
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03-08-2021, (Subject: Coolant loss ) 
Post: #25
RE: Coolant loss
That old mechanic called it, what did I have to lose, a $10 clamp after spending $2500? It worked...


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03-08-2021, (Subject: Coolant loss ) 
Post: #26
RE: Coolant loss
(03-08-2021 )Waterloo Wrote:  That old mechanic called it, what did I have to lose, a $10 clamp after spending $2500? It worked...

Tightened my clamp 3/4 turn. If that doesn’t work I’ll try another clamp. I will update on this.
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03-08-2021, (Subject: Coolant loss ) 
Post: #27
RE: Coolant loss
(02-12-2021 )Waterloo Wrote:  Here is the clamp I use, Fleetpride does carry the Breeze brand, or you can get at Amazon. Just check sizing, they come in quite the variety. Love these clamps.

https://shop.azsupply.com/diameter-range...-hex-screw

I use the constant torque type from breeze clamps. 92 inchpounds and it stays there through the thermal expansion and contraction.
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