Mr. Stroker
CASE IH
Well i dont but my boss might..
He has a 05 CC SB 4x4 F250. Has the 6.0 diesel. Well he had a diesel performance shop put guages, intake, and exhaust on his truck. His exhaust is a 4 inch turbo back system with no cat.
Well now that you have some background heres the problem. His truck was sluggish, and blew a ton of white smoke. So he took it in and they replaced the EGR valve, and cooler. They said hes lucky he brought it in because he was getting coolant in the motor oil.
Well its been back for a couple days now and every time we start it, a huge puff of white smoke, and nothing but a solid stream of blue smoke as its warming up. WTH is going on with this thing!? Is that normal because of no cat? My dad has a 7.3 and when he first starts it up maby one small puff of blue smoke but thats it....
He has a 05 CC SB 4x4 F250. Has the 6.0 diesel. Well he had a diesel performance shop put guages, intake, and exhaust on his truck. His exhaust is a 4 inch turbo back system with no cat.
Well now that you have some background heres the problem. His truck was sluggish, and blew a ton of white smoke. So he took it in and they replaced the EGR valve, and cooler. They said hes lucky he brought it in because he was getting coolant in the motor oil.
Well its been back for a couple days now and every time we start it, a huge puff of white smoke, and nothing but a solid stream of blue smoke as its warming up. WTH is going on with this thing!? Is that normal because of no cat? My dad has a 7.3 and when he first starts it up maby one small puff of blue smoke but thats it....
You will never get rid of all the smoke without the cat being there. When it gets really cold no matter how long the glow plugs are on you'll get the white puff. The blue is the fuel, fuel quality plays a big part in that also. There is a reflash avail for cold start rough running.
