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Old 11-01-2009, 12:23 PM   #1 (permalink)
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blown headgaskets and upgrading

as some of you already now my truck has a blown head gasket.i am going to go ahead and do headstuds with black oynx gaskets, new oil cooler, coolant filter, and the permanent egr fix while in there.is there any thing else that i need to replace or upgrade while in there?
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Well, if you haven't done it already, you might as well put in the new and improved turbo oil drain line, since the turbo is going to be off anyway.
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is there a certain year line to change over to or is it aftermarket?also read last night on another forum about a ccv mod, what is that?
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is there a certain year line to change over to or is it aftermarket?also read last night on another forum about a ccv mod, what is that?

Here is the return line part number: 6C3Z-9T515-A
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what should the headstuds be torqued at?
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IIRC, ARPs are to be torqued three times. The first to something like 80ft-lbs, the second to 160ft-lbs and the final to 245ft-lbs. I don't know the specs for the H-11 studs but I seem to recall them being a little lower.......
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Have you thought about head coolant lines to help keep the heads cool.
I put them in when I had my studs done. Not to much $ 150.
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