A veteran tech in Omaha told me to always check the oil cooler housing on a 6.7 Powerstroke before you even start the engine. | Diesel Mechanics - Topic Shares
A veteran tech in Omaha told me to always check the oil cooler housing on a 6.7 Powerstroke before you even start the engine.
He said he's seen three trucks this month alone with coolant in the oil from a cracked housing, and that quick check saved him from a $15,000 engine job on a customer's rig last Tuesday.
Yeah, tell that to my past self who learned the hard way. The universe just loves to hide a nail right in the perfect spot. Now I check like my wallet depends on it, because it kinda does.