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  1. Hartwig

    Degas cap pukes coolant sometimes

    I also had several times with an employee at KDD named Lauralee contact (my Englishis unfortunately too bad to phone). This said also always the same...that in 1-2 weeks with the processing of the heads is begun...unfortunately she does not say the truth. Meanwhile I do not even get a response ...
  2. Hartwig

    Degas cap pukes coolant sometimes

    Have you received the ICON heads yet?
  3. Hartwig

    Fan Stator Delete

    You don't need it as mentioned above several times. But you need the shroud at the radiator.
  4. Hartwig

    Degas cap pukes coolant sometimes

    Any news?
  5. Hartwig

    2006 6.0 block trouble

    I made a short video of what removing and installing the piston pin bushings might look like. I am not a fan of hydraulic presses for this type of work. However, the bushings should be shrunk as much as possible, because the soft material on the outside of the bushing is easily worn away when...
  6. Hartwig

    2006 6.0 block trouble

    Rod bushing vid follows tomorrow. It was an odyssey until I got the other pistons (0.030" over, 0.010" destroked) for the engine with the EGR cooler damage. The customs made problems although everything was described perfectly and all papers were filled out correctly. Finally, after hours of...
  7. Hartwig

    2006 6.0 block trouble

    I made an interesting discovery today Jack. The piston pin bushings in the rods are also segmented on the original rods, you just see it very bad. If you press the bushings out of the rod, you can see the segmentation better on the outside. I'll make a video tomorrow of de- and installation of...
  8. Hartwig

    2006 6.0 block trouble

    I have also worked on many engines, I had not seen anything like this before either. This engine I had opened because of a catastrophic EGR cooler damage. The only consolation for the truck owner is that there would have been problems with the engine at some point anyway due to the one-sided...
  9. Hartwig

    2006 6.0 block trouble

    I am still waiting for the parts out of USA. It is always the same problem. The parts are quickly from the U.S. here in Germany at customs, customs takes an eternity for the processing. I wanted to go on vacation, but I have to wait for the delivery with the connecting rods and all the other...
  10. Hartwig

    2006 6.0 block trouble

    I go both ways. The bushings in the old rods are not segmented. I would prefer to install these. Apparently these are no longer available and only the segmented bushings are available. I have now ordered bushings AND rods to see which bushings are installed in the ordered rods. If it should be...
  11. Hartwig

    2006 6.0 block trouble

    Thanks. I already have the tooling ready for this job, if you want I can post some pictures to go with it. Obviously he uses the segmented bushings. My question to him would have been in which orientation he install the segmented position. But I will see when my part delivery arrives, I have...
  12. Hartwig

    2006 6.0 block trouble

    still no reply from Anthony ( Super Duty Service LLC ), that is a pity (n) Today the pistons (0.030" oversize and 0.010" destroked) finally arrived at my forwarder in NH and I was able to get the shipping started along with the connecting rods and all the odds and ends. The stuff should be here...
  13. Hartwig

    2006 6.0 block trouble

    I don't want to hammer them in at all, nor do I want to press them in, so I want to shrink the segmented bearings before inserting them. I think the loads from the piston pin are much higher than the cam bearings. Therefore I do not want to press in the segmented bearings .
  14. Hartwig

    2006 6.0 block trouble

    I think I will produce dry ice with a carbon dioxide fire exxher and try how far the piston pin bushings shrink with it.
  15. Hartwig

    2006 6.0 block trouble

    Will only need the tool for the 6.0 rods
  16. Hartwig

    2006 6.0 block trouble

    I had contacted Anthony via Facebook, obviously he currently has no homepage via which I could reach him. Unfortunately, he did not answer. I will build the tool to change the bushings. Liquid nitrogen is unfortunately very expensive and not easy to get. Does anyone have a link to Anthony's video?
  17. Hartwig

    2006 6.0 block trouble

    XPD canceled my order for the piston pin bearings because the phone number was not correct. On their order form for the billing address you can't enter a German phone number, so I entered the one from my forwarder in NH, the shipping address to my forwarder was correct. XPD makes no effort...
  18. Hartwig

    2006 6.0 block trouble

    has anyone currently ordered 6.0 connecting rods? If so, what piston pin bushings are installed there? It seems like only rolled bearings are available for the piston pin. The original connecting rods have one piece bearing bushings installed, I would rather use those.
  19. Hartwig

    Blown HG, o-ringed and studs...

    Thank you. Did you wait a short time before putting on 210 so that the whole "set" can? What combination heads / HGs do you use? Getting back to the original post, I'm always a little concerned about air tools. The brushes can create fine scoring in the block, which can eventually lead to...
  20. Hartwig

    Blown HG, o-ringed and studs...

    Which ARP studs are the best for a stock rebuild? How much torque on the studs? Which torque sequence? Thanks.
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