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6.9 or 7.3 IDI diesel coolant flush with evaporust thermocure

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In this video I show you how I replaced the lower radiator and do a flush with evaporust thermocure on a ford with the 6.9 or 7.3 idi diesel engine. Hit that 👍 thumbs up before you take off. Really appreciated by this small youtuber trying to beat the evil algorithms and get information out to more people that can use it. Check out the following links for more #idi #diesel videos.
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@Mo_Money73 Год назад

This dude guides me through everything to keep my ole 6.9 idi alive 😂

@worthshop Год назад

Glad I am able to help you out with information about these old diesels I love so much!

@lodwill5116 Месяц назад

I like your truth. I’m new to the game. 1987 7.3 . Just got deal on Eng with turbo. Lol n tz5 together. Fer 1000😮

@nothim2896 Год назад

Thanks for sharing aspie! 👍 Love your idi videos. Never heard cavitation explained like that, pretty interesting.

@worthshop Год назад

Glad you liked it! Really appreciate you watching, happy to share some information with my viewers. God bless

@vhfgamer 7 месяцев назад

Tech tip. If you want to use distilled water for your radiator but you don't want to spend all the money flushing it, then just flush it with the garden hose. When it's done being flushed, pop your upper radiator hose off the radiator and stick your air gun nozzle in there with a rag filling up the gap around it. Give it a couple light blasts to help push the garden hose water out the bottom hose, which is also disconnected from the radiator. Then reconnect your hoses, and refill with the correct mix of coolant and distilled water. The process of using the air hose ensures as much of the hard mineralized water from the garden hose is removed from the system as possible. Then it won't plug up your radiator down the road. Signed A guy who lives in an area with very hard water.

@worthshop 7 месяцев назад

Good suggestion! Definitely useful to people that come along and read comments or watch the video later.

@vhfgamer 7 месяцев назад

@@worthshop No problem. Hey by the way, I just wanted to say thank you for your videos on these particular engines. I went to look at an F350 ambulance today, and the info from your videos kept me from getting scammed.

@jjwatt7827 Год назад

Love the videos man. Im in the process of 6.9 IDI swapping my 93 f350 CCLB. Diesel ZF5 to go with it, and eventually a home made turbo kit. Enjoy your Sunday and dont work too hard my man.

@worthshop Год назад

Good luck with your project. Homemade turbo kit sounds awesome. Thanks fir watching and God bless.

@youGrandaddy Год назад

Blue nose is rolling again. 💙 Good job keeping that old truck on the road buddy.

@worthshop Год назад

Thanks 👍 Appreciate you following the chanel. Hope I am helping you with your own projects. God bless.

@o61000 Год назад

Thank you for responding I prefer the manual deal aswell I found your video on it I'm going to do the same thing,

@worthshop Год назад

Good luck with the project, any questions or clarification needed just ask!

@DjeehBear Год назад

BlueNose is a great truck. You give her goooood care man and she loves it. Keep buildin' shit!

@worthshop Год назад

I do what I can to keep it rolling. Thanks for watching, God bless.

@dcarr3135 4 месяца назад

Hey ..... How do You Get Rid Of Your Glowplug Relay Controller? Are Your Glowplugs Straight Switched ? I would think Only Way In the Cold .... California a pain with my 7.3 .... These Relays last about a Year. ...and I Found 50/50 Ether SAFE FOR DIESELs WORKS GREAT . Will Fire the Motor Cold.

@simpleman4224 Год назад

Great info buddy! Thanks for sharing! 👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🙏🙏🙏

@worthshop Год назад

No problem 👍Thanks for watching.

@aaronkeiser6349 Год назад

Man, I ALMOST had this exact failure on my 1987 IDI. The lower rad hose ballooned at that exact spot BUT I caught it on my pre-check list before a long distance drive. I'm bummed that happened to you but I guess that's the chances we take with these old trucks with crispy old parts lol😅

@worthshop Год назад

Glad you averted disaster with a good pre trip inspection! It is kinda the nature of the beast fixing on old trucks. Just glad I have a tow truck to rescue myself easily l! Thanks for watching, God bless.

@aaronkeiser6349 Год назад

@@worthshop Having a tow truck is a godsend. Especially with these old dinosaurs and to make money. I enjoy the show dude and you’ve got a great backstory. Keep ‘em on the road! 💪

@clydemorgan9019 7 месяцев назад

Heater control vent

@worthshop 7 месяцев назад

I forgot to mention that, yes turn heater on high.

@o61000 Год назад

How do I know if my fuel selector module is pulling from two separate when I throw the switch

@worthshop Год назад

I personally would just install manual valves and be done with the tank selector, but I am a weirdo that likes manual stuff... So if I was to test one, I would probably disconnect the lines and run them to milk jugs or clear bottles to see where they are pulling from and returning to and look for air bubbles that would indicate leaking.

@psd28 Год назад

My 6.9 idi only took 4 gallons after a full flush, why?

@psd28 Год назад

2 gallons of concentrate and 2 gallons of tap water

@worthshop Год назад

It is really difficult to get all the liquid out of the engine block.

@psd28 Год назад

@@worthshop well either way, it looks like it did a good job i just hope theres enough concentrate

@worthshop Год назад

@psd28 They make cheap little testers. It is like a tube that you suck up a little coolant with, has different colored plastic balls and tells you what freezing temp it is safe to. The couple dollars for the tester is well worth the investment.

@brianguenther862 Год назад

Hey Aspie, you do video requests? More info on cavitation? I inherited my 94 7.3 IDI, Factory Turbo , from my Dad. He, had to have engine rebuilt at LOW miles due to cavitation. I own it now, for 10 yrs. 165,000 Mi. Never changed coolant, done the test strips, ect. I'll never sell this pick-up. Any info would be AWSOME! thanks!

@worthshop Год назад

It is my understanding that cavitation occurs over many many years and lots of miles. It is a super slow process for air bubbles to eat through the block. Really not sure what all I'd put in a video about it, but will ponder it a bit.

@brendonmasters Год назад

I replaced my stock radiator with an aluminum one about a year ago. Any special tips or tricks to keep it running well? I don’t imagine I need to flush for another couple years? Thanks for using those hands to build shit

@worthshop Год назад

No special tips or tricks with the aluminum radiator. Coolant is usually good for 2-5 years depending on what kind you put in the truck. Some extended life coolants are good for even longer. You can get a coolant tester pretty cheap and test it beginning of each winter just to be safe. Thanks for watching and God bless

@gregorystinette8271 Год назад

Just use distilled water on the last rinse. I always use distilled water to dilute the antifreeze.

@worthshop Год назад

Probably a good idea. I have never gone out of my way to use distilled water. But maybe I will regret it in the future. I learned alot from old timers and the ones that taught me scoffed at distilled water. So I aquire that same attitude. Thanks for watching, and God bless.

@gregorystinette8271 Год назад

@@worthshop / what town are you in ?

@worthshop Год назад

@@gregorystinette8271 Little town in Eastern Washington called Lind.

@gregorystinette8271 Год назад

@@worthshop / I traveled through there twice this past summer & fall. Nice area

@kellycowett6254 Год назад

Dang lind Washington you way out in bfe aspie

@t.s.tractorworkstrickland5828 Год назад

We're do you live? Freezing for a month WOW

@worthshop Год назад

I live in eastern Washington state, just south of spokane. Just getting used to the cold. 🥶 Recently moved from western Washington and it never stayed frozen more than a few days. Thanks for watching.