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Old 10-17-2011, 10:15 AM
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Engine Removal ?

Getting ready to pull the engine on a 05' 6.0 PSD to change the cam. Just wondering if I have to pull the cab ? or can I just pull the engine the old fashion way ?

Lifter failure, roller bearing through low pressure oil pump. Ran great the first 200,000 miles.

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Originally Posted by halphast
Getting ready to pull the engine on a 05' 6.0 PSD to change the cam. Just wondering if I have to pull the cab ? or can I just pull the engine the old fashion way ?

Lifter failure, roller bearing through low pressure oil pump. Ran great the first 200,000 miles.

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no need to pull the cab.just the radiator,intercooler and grill.
 
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http://www.fordtechservice.dealercon...wSuperduty.pdf



I/we woul love to see some pictures!


How much does the oem cam go for? and the LPOP?
 
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I've heard its quite a bit of work to change a cam on a 6.0, good luck and post pics!
 
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Originally Posted by halphast
Getting ready to pull the engine on a 05' 6.0 PSD to change the cam. Just wondering if I have to pull the cab ? or can I just pull the engine the old fashion way ?
I pull cabs on these trucks whenever any repair calls for removal of either the cylinder heads or the engine itself. If you have access to a two-post lift, I would pull the cab without even thinking about it. The relative simplicity of it, and how much more cleanly the job will go makes it worth it. Not to mention your back will thank you for it.

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Lifter failure, roller bearing through low pressure oil pump. Ran great the first 200,000 miles.

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OUCH!!! I don't envy you one bit. You might want to add an oil cooler to your shopping list too. You are aware that the camshaft is literally the LAST part of the engine that comes out, RIGHT?
 
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out of curiosity did you do any extended oil change intervals??

what kinda oil did you run???
 
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I work in a shop in Denver, but no two post lift.
I do know the cam comes out last. I have access to International web site but not Ford.
I been trusting you guys for much of my knowledge.
Gotta pull the crank and I know not to take off the flange.
I will add the cooler, I think i like the one from bulletproof,
I don't know much about the maintenance. Only had it two weeks before the trouble started. (cranks no start)
Ford dealer in Fort Collins showed me a Oasis report. Most service was done between 3500 miles to 4500. All ford stuff. Still running premium gold Anti freeze. EGR cooler only part replaced in 213,000 miles.
Oh yeah the OEM cam is $637.00 Front cover (LPOP) $504.00 ARP Head studs $498.00
16 new lifters $509.00 and so on

Thanks for all the info
Hope to have it back on the road after Christmas.
 
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dang that sounds like quite a job...take lots o pics
 
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arp head studs from browns deisel are $398.
 
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May as well just buy a rebuilt short block. They are like 4k but all you have to do is replace it and your done.
 
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another option is to buy a pice of ***** 6.0 truck and rebuild part of the motor.



What are the Stock specs for the OEM cam shaft?
 
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gentlemen I have a 2002 7.3 it dropped a cylinder number 8 I replaced the injector but to no avail im thinking about removing the engine and getting it rebuilt I've worked on gas engines all my life but I know nothing about these fly by wire diesel engines how difficult is this task going to be the engine has 265k mileage and a lot of idle time beings that i'm in construction
 

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gentlemen I have a 2002 7.3 it dropped a cylinder number 8 I replaced the injector but to no avail im thinking about removing the engine and getting it rebuilt I've worked on gas engines all my life but I know nothing about these fly by wire diesel engines how difficult is this task going to be the engine has 265k mileage and a lot of idle time beings that i'm in construction
Try the 7.3 forum and start your own thread. Use heavy duty equipment these engines are heavy and I do not trust the light duty fold up jobs on the lift or tranny jack. Use a heavy duty engine stand also.
 
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Lifters can be had for about $300. Gotta buy the kit with 4 lifters n the guide.



You need 4 of these
 
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