Some trucks have air controled heater core water cut off valves. They can put air in the cooling system. Sorry I am not up to date on KW's as the newest one here is a 2000 model.
C15 head gasket issues
Discussion in 'Heavy Duty Diesel Truck Mechanics Forum' started by Dubbs, Jan 4, 2018.
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what happened here? what was the fault?
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Did you find the problem?
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SAR Thanks this.
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Change the piston to 16:1 compression ratio. Or have the bowls cut. It will end your headache.
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I agree with @Jon Earl. Use the ACERT 16:1 industrial packs 10r-7172 or IPD has 16:1 steel pistons. IPD doesn't warranty them cause they know what you are doing!
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16:1 steel IPD pistons with 3104188 top 1644187 inter and 3014014 oil genuine cat rings
don't assume just because the heights come up within spec that the material under the flange isn't recessed in one spot. running the protrusion gauge around the flange on bare block will show any recession
the hold down bolts don't flex the flange like when the engine is running. a counterbore and some shims might be in order
bottom injector cup orings that are pinched or damaged can cause same fault.
the post assumes you've eliminated air compressor and any air operated heater tapsA5¢ Thanks this.
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