DD13 code Spn 6259 fmi 0, anyone have experience with this?
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You probably won't be able to see evidence of coolant in the oil if you have a small EGR leak. The coolant leaks from the EGR cooler into the intake, gets turned to steam, then gets expelled in the exhaust. You may see elevated sodium and potassium levels in an oil analysis because some chemicals mix with the oil on the cylinder walls instead of turning to steam.Midwest Trucker, feldsforever, God prefers Diesels and 1 other person Thank this. -
By "intake" are you talking about the fuel intake to the engine.
I'm not sure what the cross over pipe is.
This morning I took off and attempted to clean the metal pipe before the p sensor. I didn't see any liquids. But the soot to me seemed like a lot.
The egr is on the passenger side. Or further down the line past the p sensor?
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I'm going to run the engine and check again.Last edited: Jan 9, 2022
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Ok every one. I got to the butter fly in the egg and it moved freely. I will need new batteries for the flaslight to see if there is liquid in the p egr tube. Or if it's just wets.
Attached is a picture of the coolant. Let me know if you think its doscolored.
It is low. But only long enough to get this picture. And let it cool down. -
Has anyone heard of "updating" the mcm?
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