Reply to thread

Message: [QUOTE="Mdub707, post: 630581, member: 107"] I found this: Clean the hose mating surfaces to ensure the hoses will stay in place. Seat the hoses completely onto their mounting surfaces before tightening the clamps to 9 ft/lbs. Undamaged hoses may be reused, but they must be cleaned and inspected. If the inside of the hose is blue, it is recommended to apply a thin uniform coating of Motorcraft TA-31 RTV silicone to the mounting surface after cleaning. After reeassembling, allow the silicone to cure for three hours before driving the truck. Test drive the truck while monitoring the boost pressures, which should be 22-25 PSI. An overboost condition will cause the hose to blow off. TSB 07-5-15. On 2004/05 trucks that exhibit the cold side hose/pipe blowing off at the intake manifold, replace the plastic tube with part #6C3Z-6C640-AA as in recall 05B29 (trucks built from 12-15-03 to 4-1-04), or repair as in TSB # 05-22-3 (trucks built from 4-1-05). Clean the intercooler and intake flange with brake parts cleaner. Seat the hose/pipe onto the intake manifold and torque the clamp to 9 ft/lbs (12 NM). Broadcast Message 1329, TSB 04-20-9, TSB 05-22-3. 9 ft-lbs...? Sounds weak. [/QUOTE]

Verification

Random media

tinted windshield

photo3_zpsdec9636b

suspension all way down

20180115_080954

Smokyred

Smokyred

2013-03-26_19-02-37_591

photo_7

Diesel

photo_14

Latest posts

Gauge cluster face plates
- Latest: crash86
- Yesterday at 5:15 PM
6.0 Aftermarket
B
6.4 head gasket job cost
- Latest: bowhunter
- Yesterday at 2:07 PM
6.4 Aftermarket
S
6R140 surging issue
- Latest: Smokin 6.0
- Yesterday at 12:11 AM
6.7 Tech & FAQ
Won’t start
- Latest: psduser1
- Wednesday at 11:33 AM
7.3 Tech & FAQ
GT37 Turbocharger w/10 blade turbine, billet comp.
- Latest: hskfab
- Jun 6, 2025
Engine and Drivetrain

Members online

No members online now.

Total: 501 (members: 0, guests: 501)

Top