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  1. 3 hours ago, Joey Mack said:

    so you dont see any stripes of burnt coolant on the engine block..  pinkish whiteish streaks? unless you are using green or yellow coolant..  you still would see streaks of burnt/dried coolant.. 

    no streaks anywhere. It’s the weirdest thing but when I had the exhaust manifold off the injectors all had a white coating on them of something, is this normal? 

  2. 3 hours ago, Joey Mack said:

    Is it draining from the drain tray onto the ground? Or onto the floor? How about a pressure test of a full system and look for engine leaks. Park on a clean spot or through a sheet of cardboard under it if you need too..  Hell, there should be obvious signs of a leak, at that rate.disregard the heater core idea for now..

    I can’t find a leak anywhere, even parking on clean area. But gonna pressure test this weekend cause it’s way too weird lol 

  3. On 9/9/2022 at 5:51 AM, Vmac3 said:

    First make sure the parking brakes are applied and the engine is idling at temperature. Cycle the cruise control On/Off switch 3 times, the engine rpm should go down to 550 rpm. With the Set/Resume switch (its a spring loaded switch), toggle the resume to increase the engine rpm. Once you have set it to the engine rpm you want, press the clutch in. It should stay at your desired rpm. If its an automated transmission, then you would need Tech Tool to set the rpm.

    Hope this helps.

    V

    Yeah mine probably needs a program I tried it & it didn’t work 

  4. 2 hours ago, Joey Mack said:

    an oil analisys is the best way, but the quickest way I can tell is by smell, (if its really bad),,  sight, (very thin) and not milky, (thats coolant)..  and lastly, I do a 'Halo test'...  get a clean piece of cardboard,  the common kind, not the shinny kind....  take it to the engine, pull the dipstick and let it drip one good drip on the card board, then watch...  if a halo forms around the oil droplet in a few seconds, the oil is contaminated..  diesel will seperate itself from the oil quickly...  basically it will look like a mini black sunny side up egg..  oil in the middle sitting on top of the cardboard, and the fuel will soak into the cardboard around the oil..  Jojo

    Do you think I should do it hot or cold? 

  5. 4 hours ago, Joey Mack said:

    I see you are getting some good advice on diagnostics..  Did you happen to put a gauge in one of the oil gallery ports to see if the oil pressure is truly low??  I have one on a 12 foot long hose, it rides in the cab with me when I test drive...  

    I have not done that yet 

  6. 6 hours ago, Vmac3 said:

    Egr blocked off? Ecm is looking for egr flow. It's probably derating the engine. Any codes?

    V

     

    No codes, it did this before I blocked the egr. Thought blocking it would help but then found this on my boost issue from a stop. Lmk what you guys think I can do 

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  7. @Vmac3 2007 Mack Chn 613 with a aset 427 in it & it’s got new turbo, new vgt actuator, new boost sensor, new boost pressure valve, new air filter, egr blocked off, oil pressure at idle & to temp is about 12psi & truck has 588k on it 

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