6.0L Power Stroke Engine and DrivetrainDiscussion of the 6.0L Power Stroke diesel engine and drivetrain in the 2003-Up Super Duties and Excursions. No gas engine discussion allowed except on transmissions and drivetrain that pertain to all models. Please confine discussion of topics in this forum to those items that are specific to the 6.0L Power Stroke engine.
You are not my boss, so don't talk to me that way. You got your question answered and should thank the nice people here who took you seriously.
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Kentucky built 2004 Silver F-250 XL Reg Cab PSD, 4X2, bench cloth seat,air conditioning, 6 spd Manual, 3.73 LS,Line-X , FORD receiver, Prodigy brake controller,towing option,( put together on Monday, March 29, del April 9 2004) 62000 miles
Whoa there hoss, no offense was intended or should have been taken. Just trying to explain why I am interested in the information. As always, every reply is appreciated. By the way, do you have any idea what the red line might be, or just sensitive.
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2006 F-350, PSD, DRW, 4x4, King Ranch CC, dark copper, moonroof.
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............... Just like I'd also like to know what the yellow line temp on the trans represents in degrees, hell, it doesn't matter celius or farenheit, give me a number.
Thanks.
Regards to all.
see "Blowin Smoke" article on dieselmann's page at intellidog.com
Bob
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08 F350 DRW 4x4 Lariat CC 6.4 torqshift wide track front axle 4.10LS
07 Montego Bay 34RLB3 5th wheel
(traded the 04 w/ 56K mi. on 3/25/06; the 06 w/ 45K on 10/1/07)
This excerpt taken directly from my 2003 6.0 Liter Owners Guide SUPPLEMENT:
Engine governed speed
The engine governor is controlled by the PCM. The PCM controls fuel input to limit maximum engine speed. It will not, however, prevent engine overspeeding resulting from downshifting at high vehicle speed or by descending steep grades at too high a vehicle speed for the selected transmission gear.
For maximum vehicle speed in various gears, refer to Manual transmission shift speeds in the Driving section of your owner's guide. Do not exceed 3,600 rpm. Maximum engine governed speed is 4,000 rpm depending on engine load. Excessive rpm can only be achieved by manually downshifting at too high of a vehicle speed.
Operating the engine beyond the governed speed can cause severe engine damage.
This Paragraph was quoted directly from page 5 of my Power Stroke Supplement booklet.
__________________ 2003 RED F-250 Lariat FX4
SuperCab, Short Box, 6.0L, Torqueshift
"1991" Sun-Lite Pop/Up Slide-In Camper
DIY-Coolant Filter
137,000 as of 1/26/2012
3/19/11, Converted to (red) Delo ELC, new bottle & cap, all temps reading good, orig EGR & OIL coolers, probably thanks to the coolant filter, and previously frequently flushed Motorcrap Gold.
It makes sense especialy for a 6 speed. The ECM can kill fuel completly thus governing RPM's, vehicle movement in gear will spin the motor to whatever it'll take before self-destruction. Ways to stop the motor from spinning when the truck is moving is a crank brake or compression braking (like a true Jake Brake) which is all just therory wiht the 6.0. [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]
__________________ 2004 EB Excursion, 4x4, 6.0, Magnaflow Exhaust, Isspro Gauges in an under cubby pod, Fumoto, V code front springs, Revo 285's and bubba lights
"Treat me good, I'll treat you better; treat me bad, I'll treat you worse." - Sonny Barger
Whe Ford went with the different style guages in '05, they did not put a "redline mark" on the guage. Thats why you boy's with older 6.0L's see the mark and the '05 and newer guys don't [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/biggrin.gif[/img]
Tach 'er up to about 3200 before you shift if you're in a hurry. You'll be happier with the results when you yank the next gear. It took me awhile to get used to this, but I'll take mine up to 3400 or 3600 before I shift, and it performs well. It won't hurt the engine, it'll blow the soot out of the egr, and hell, it's FUN!
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Red 2002 F-350 XLT SRW 4x4 7.3L reg. cab 6-speed rubber floors traded at 50K for:
Red 2005 F-350 XLT SRW 4x4 6.0L reg. cab 6-speed rubber floors BFG 12.5x35 mud-terrains, no lift traded for:
Red 2008 F-350 XLT SRW 4x4 6.4 reg. cab 6-speed. Got carpet this time- audiophile stereo deletes rubber floors. BFG 12.5x35 mud terrains, no lift.
Traded at 45K for: Red 2011 F-350 XLT SRW 4x4 6.7L reg cab BFG 12.5x35 mud terrains, no lift. "optioned" out of- stick shift, rubber floors, audiophile stereo, fog lights, chrome step bars GRRRRR!
That's not very good advice, Greg.... Overspeeding is always a concern. Connecting rods and connecting rod fasteners have a finite strength. As the piston, rod assembly passes over TDC, they change direction of travel rather abruptly. The centrifugal force is immense... you might get away with it once... you might get away with it twice.... but overstress is still overstress and it will catch up with you eventually....
Ever thought of fleshing out your qualifications????
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That's not very good advice, Greg.... Overspeeding is always a concern. Connecting rods and connecting rod fasteners have a finite strength. As the piston, rod assembly passes over TDC, they change direction of travel rather abruptly. The centrifugal force is immense... you might get away with it once... you might get away with it twice.... but overstress is still overstress and it will catch up with you eventually....
Ever thought of fleshing out your qualifications????
My eyes bugged out as I read that too. That's a lot of rotating mass to spin at 8000 RPM. I've probably got over $3000 just in high end crank, rod's pistons etc. (not to mention the balancing and assembly and all the machine work that it takes to put one together right) in my boat motor (540 cid) but I'd never think of spinning it up to 8000 RPM and it's less than 10:1 compression and I'm sure much less weight. 6000 RPM maybe but not for long and its build to turn about 5200-5400 peak. I'd like it to last just as I would my "diesel" truck motor. [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]
__________________ 2004 EB Excursion, 4x4, 6.0, Magnaflow Exhaust, Isspro Gauges in an under cubby pod, Fumoto, V code front springs, Revo 285's and bubba lights
"Treat me good, I'll treat you better; treat me bad, I'll treat you worse." - Sonny Barger
I'm sorry, sir, but you are incorrect. You might have a redline indicator on your truck, but there is none on mine. Seems odd they wouldn't do that on a stick shift.
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Red 2002 F-350 XLT SRW 4x4 7.3L reg. cab 6-speed rubber floors traded at 50K for:
Red 2005 F-350 XLT SRW 4x4 6.0L reg. cab 6-speed rubber floors BFG 12.5x35 mud-terrains, no lift traded for:
Red 2008 F-350 XLT SRW 4x4 6.4 reg. cab 6-speed. Got carpet this time- audiophile stereo deletes rubber floors. BFG 12.5x35 mud terrains, no lift.
Traded at 45K for: Red 2011 F-350 XLT SRW 4x4 6.7L reg cab BFG 12.5x35 mud terrains, no lift. "optioned" out of- stick shift, rubber floors, audiophile stereo, fog lights, chrome step bars GRRRRR!
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