08 Cascadia S60 Detroit deleted. EGR is welded up. Engine was rebuilt by previous owner in Dec. Started using coolant. Used 2 gallons in 400 miles. Took it back to the shop that rebuilt it. They couldn't find anything wrong, said it was the turbo. Sounded like bs to me but my turbo was in bad shape so I replaced it. Still using coolant. Doesn't push it out of the tank. Just disappears. The surge tank does get a lot of pressure built in it. I'm pretty sure it's a cracked head oe bad gasket. It also cuts out really bad and seems to be getting worse aa it uses more coolant. Coolant isn't discolored. No coolant in the oil. Kind of at a loss here.
08 Cascadia S60 Detroit using lots of coolant
Discussion in 'Heavy Duty Diesel Truck Mechanics Forum' started by claytonr1973, Apr 22, 2019.
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Is it blowing white smoke? Must be going out the stacks. Pin hole in liner maybe, or a cracked head, or a dropped liner, which will cause the head gasket to blow soon dumping coolant onto piston , and locking Engine up.unless Your lucky, maybe the head gasket is just leaking due to faulty installation. I can’t imagine why they said Turbo would cause that.Hope you get it figured out.
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Just rebuilt, so maybe just bad gasket or bad liner installation on rebuild.
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Rideandrepair Thanks this.
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Is your radiator cracked?
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I didn’t know they made a water cooled turbo for series 60. I’ve got an old one
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I would call Detroit myself
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They say it either goes in the oil, on the ground, or up the stacks.Unless you have a water type instead of air type trans cooler. If so it could be leaking. Make sure it’s not going into the trans
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