MUST DO! FORD F250-350

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  • Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
  • Showing the install of the Sinister Diesel coolant/oil filtration filters. A must to prolong the life of the 6.0l engine. How to install
    Sinister Diesel filter kit I used:
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    Sinister Diesel Blue Spring Kit:
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    DRONE I USE
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Комментарии • 68

  • @bc4evernow
    @bc4evernow 5 месяцев назад

    Coolant filter yes! Oil filter is over kil. way cheaper systems out there.

  • @brianandreasen2200
    @brianandreasen2200 Год назад +1

    Greatly detailed as a new 6.0 owner I am still learning a lot (first diesel too) the sinister diesel coolant kit is sitting in my cart on amazon might add a little more too after seeing this. UPDATE: Saw the kit with the oil bypass and coolant instantly added to cart will be adding likely this year or spring 2024 :)

    • @DukesofoffroadHazzard
      @DukesofoffroadHazzard  Год назад +1

      What’s Brian!!! That’s amazing that you are gonna get this kit for your truck! I know it’s expensive and definitely a tough pill 💊 to swallow…but hopefully it will pay dividends in the end! To this day everything has been solid! I did tow my 12k toy hauler from San Diego to Grand Canyon, Utah, Vegas and back home in July with 110-115 degree weather and oil got hot around 235 degrees…it cut down one of my O rings on the dummy plug which led to a long start while cold!!! So if you ever notice your truck taking a long time to start…check Stand pipes and dummy plugs! Did it all my self with the updated version and saved tons of $$$ doing it my self and it resolved the issue which I was absolutely pumped on Hahha! Thanks for taking the time to comment bud…i greatly appreciate you!!! Cheers 🍻 💪

  • @ncharp
    @ncharp 3 года назад +3

    The steel oil lines might chaffe/wear the AC hose. Maybe cover with fuel line/zip tie.

    • @DukesofoffroadHazzard
      @DukesofoffroadHazzard  3 года назад +3

      What’s up Nathan! Well I took your advise brother and cut some fuel line hose…split it down the middle and covered!!! Great looking out bud!!! 💪 cheers 🍻

  • @davidashcroft9942
    @davidashcroft9942 3 года назад +5

    The problem is not the filter its how it's installed splicing into two pipes while allowing the majority of coolant to continue unfiltered to the oil cooler , is the problem do you think the sand in the coolant will do a 90 and go through the filter or carry on as it did before and go through the rad and onto the oil cooler. I did a mod by mounting the oil cooler by the battery on the passengers side with hoses for oil and coolant, I installed a 2" strainer which strains all the coolant before it passes through the oil cooler. these hoses allow me to back flush the coolant side of the oil filter as required and you would not believe the amount of sand I take out . Its been three year's now with no problems and my delta is 4degrees to begin and I clean when it gets to 12 degrees

    • @gabelambert5274
      @gabelambert5274 Год назад

      external oil cooler kit is definitely the berries!

  • @kbald1
    @kbald1 2 года назад +1

    How about a video on changing the oil and filters?

    • @DukesofoffroadHazzard
      @DukesofoffroadHazzard  2 года назад

      Yeah I can definitely do that! Always use MotorCraft filters though no matter what! Will save you time and $$$ and maintenance down the road!!! I have another 3k miles before I can do a video! But I will! Please subscribe and I’ll do you a solid!

  • @jamesmccarthy4011
    @jamesmccarthy4011 3 года назад +4

    I’d suggest a complete coolant flush before adding the coolant filtration system.

    • @DukesofoffroadHazzard
      @DukesofoffroadHazzard  3 года назад +1

      I actually just did that when the truck hit 25,000 miles...it was clean per the mechanic!!! This truck has crazy low miles for what it is!! But definitely agree with you bud! Thanks for the comment!!!

  • @patriotfox7192
    @patriotfox7192 4 года назад +6

    I had that on my 2006 F350 before I bullet proofed it. I do notice one thing, it looks like you installed the coolant filter “in hose” after your valve for your heater core.
    So basically it will only circulate coolant when you have your heater on. Usually you tap into the heater core line right under the turbo hot air pipe. Between the valve and alternator.
    The coolant tube should run right along side the oil fill from the firewall to the radiator. Somewhere on that line there is the vacuum controlled valve. You want to be in front of that valve. (Between the valve and radiator) so you always have circulation in the coolant filter once the engine heats up.

    • @DukesofoffroadHazzard
      @DukesofoffroadHazzard  4 года назад +3

      Well “Son Of A B” 🤣 when I get off duty I’m going to see what I done screwed up 🤷‍♂️... every time I have touched the filter it’s hot as hell...yet may be radiant heat from the engine! Man thanks for looking out!!! Looks like I’m going to have to run my heater all damn summer sweating 😥 my ass off! 🤣

    • @patriotfox7192
      @patriotfox7192 4 года назад +1

      ruclips.net/video/iIA3Itqr0k4/видео.html
      Look at this video. See where they hook it up. They removed the hot air pipe so you can see better. My truck looked just like this one.
      The valve with the gray vacuumed hose is where you want to be in front Of.

    • @patriotfox7192
      @patriotfox7192 4 года назад

      Dukes of off-road Hazzard how did it look?

  • @blanksender7808
    @blanksender7808 Год назад +1

    Your neighborhood and house design looks distinctly San Diego foothills. If I had to guess, I'd say Pamona even.
    In hindsight, YT is a creep. I've been here before and even commented. I'm always looking at stuff for my truck so it's not a shocker. Glad to hear that your work is holding strong. I'm hoping to get the engine work done to my truck this summer and not really have to think about it again.

    • @DukesofoffroadHazzard
      @DukesofoffroadHazzard  Год назад

      Stage 5 Clinger you are 🤣 Hahha…very nicely done…fine Detective work hahah! Yeah Ramona is where I reside! Yeah the little work that I have done has been flawless! But now she taking a little while to start once sitting for a long period of time. Like 5 seconds of cranking after 12 hours sitting…so I have some diagnostic work to do and figure out what the cause is! All my numbers look perfect so I have no damn idea haha! Truck just hit only 46,000 original miles! You local to San Diego? What engine work are you wanting to complete?

  • @TheMustangStampede
    @TheMustangStampede 3 года назад +2

    you didn't put link for the hose clamps with the other links

    • @DukesofoffroadHazzard
      @DukesofoffroadHazzard  3 года назад +1

      I’m a freaking slacker! My bad!!! Hahha I will do that ASAP, haha...happy thanksgiving!

  • @Carnage6.0L
    @Carnage6.0L 3 года назад +1

    You should do a sinister diesel cold air intake next

    • @DukesofoffroadHazzard
      @DukesofoffroadHazzard  3 года назад

      Yeah that would be sweet!!! So many projects I’m working on now!!!! Hahha I don’t have the funds for it 😭 have you run it or know much about it? Thanks for the comment bud!!!!

  • @HillyBillyWoodworks
    @HillyBillyWoodworks 2 года назад +1

    Thanks 👍👍

  • @gregd8038
    @gregd8038 3 года назад +1

    Why bypass the oil filter. Read the OEM one does just fine??

    • @riffism
      @riffism 3 года назад +1

      Its not a bypass in the true sense. Your OEM filter is still working...It is an additional filter that takes your contaminants down to under 1 micron.

    • @DukesofoffroadHazzard
      @DukesofoffroadHazzard  2 года назад

      Stupid You-tube never gives me notifications when folks comment to me! Nightmare to track!!! I’m just seeing this now! Like Sean says, it’s just an additional filter since the injectors use oil, trying to keep the oil contaminate free 🤣🙏🏻 at least that’s what they tell me…”sir, there are unicorns 🦄 in your oil and you must run a secondary filter”. Me…oh dang…ok copy that! Here’s my money 🤣

  • @JeffBlack1968
    @JeffBlack1968 2 года назад +1

    I cant believe I just saw you cut the hose 2 times instead of 1 time. Do you really think that extra 1" of hose would make a difference?

    • @DukesofoffroadHazzard
      @DukesofoffroadHazzard  2 года назад +1

      Dude that 1 inch of hose causes friction…this robbing 12HP…🤣 haha, no…I just took out what I was replacing it with I guess…never really even thought 💭 about to be honest…I guess I’m a darn freak!!! Hahah! 5 bucks says your right and that 1inch really didn’t matter 🤣🤷‍♂️! OCD to the fullest extent right there!!! I’m actually laughing at my self for doing that now haha!!! So if you do the install…please cut that 1 inch…it will be our little secret 🤫…🤣 thanks for the comment though!!!

  • @blanksender7808
    @blanksender7808 Год назад +1

    How's your truck running now that a few years have passed? Have you done the heads / studs etc. ?

    • @DukesofoffroadHazzard
      @DukesofoffroadHazzard  Год назад +2

      What’s up bud!!! Truck has been running Flawless…knock on wood 🪵 haha! It has 45k miles now (original) and is my daily driver! I have not done any motor work yet at all!!! We did a 2000 mile road trip towing our 12k lbs toy hauler in the dead of summer through Arizona, Utah and California deserts! Did damn amazing! Hope this helps you man!!! Merry Christmas 🎄 and cheers 🍻

  • @jamiemaciborsky5989
    @jamiemaciborsky5989 2 года назад +1

    Love it

  • @gregd8038
    @gregd8038 3 года назад +2

    Do you still put a filter in where the OEM was or is it just the cap??

    • @DukesofoffroadHazzard
      @DukesofoffroadHazzard  3 года назад +1

      What’s up Greg, great question!!! You still replace the stock filter every oil change and I will change the oil bypass filter every 10,000-12,000 miles so not every oil change! I’m changing my oil at every 5k.

  • @gregd8038
    @gregd8038 2 года назад +1

    Since install how has this been any issues??

    • @DukesofoffroadHazzard
      @DukesofoffroadHazzard  2 года назад +1

      Hi Greg!!! No…zero…knock on wood 🪵 🤣🤣🤣 I did have a no start issue and it turned out to be a bad FICM so I replaced it with a bullet proof FICM and that solved my no start!!! I have the Scan Gauge 2 which showed me my FICM voltage was 27v and should be 48v 😭 $1200 to get fixed including 53v 6phase FICM, air filter change, and oil change!!!

  • @jesusaguirre3144
    @jesusaguirre3144 3 года назад +1

    Question what was the rattling sound before you started your truck after installation was done? I’m new on my diesel F350 6.0 and mine does it once in a while “randomly” not all the time. Thank you please reply.

    • @riffism
      @riffism 3 года назад

      That's the fuel pump priming.

    • @shutdowngoogle
      @shutdowngoogle 2 года назад +1

      THAT IS ABSOLUTELY NOT THE FUEL PUMP! IF YOU DO NOT KNOW WTF YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT, YOU SHOULDN'T BE GIVING ADVICE AND BE QUITE! THAT IS THE AIR PUMP! IT'S PRIMING THE LOCKS FOR YOU'RE FRONT WHEELS 4X4 AUTO ENGAGEMENT AND OPENING THE GATE FOR THE HEATER CORE ON YOUR COOLANT LINES SO IT DOESN'T EXPLODE! VERY IMPORTANT PIECE OF EQUIPMENT! MISINFORMATION IS VERY COSTLY!
      Also to the video creator, idk why you are liking that idiot's comment like he is correct. If you don't know what you are doing. Don't give anyone advice!

  • @Chad-xg8qx
    @Chad-xg8qx 4 года назад +1

    Awesome Video,BTW did you do an EGR delete on it?

    • @DukesofoffroadHazzard
      @DukesofoffroadHazzard  4 года назад +2

      No man I haven’t, the truck now has 25,000 miles and I put a coolant filter on it at 21,000 miles. I hopefully won’t have those problems with the cooler since I have done those minor things! Also I live in California and I think they frown upon it 🤣 you know...global warming and crap!!! Hahha

    • @Chad-xg8qx
      @Chad-xg8qx 4 года назад +1

      Wow 25k & I thought I had low miles on my 06 41k🤣just debating if I should do the whole EGR delete kit on my truck🤔it’s running fine but you know the horror stories with our Motors🤣maybe I’ll just do the oil cooler,head gaskets & head studs + that coolant filtration set up you have & hope for the best 😳Take it ez,Aloha from Hawaii 🤙🏽🤙🏽

    • @DukesofoffroadHazzard
      @DukesofoffroadHazzard  4 года назад

      Dude 41k is crazy low to!!! Man I just took my family to Hawaii and did Maui Offroad ...it was epic!!! Man keep me updated with what you do to the truck!!!! Hello from San Diego 🤣 Hahha I cant wait to go back to Hawaii! Hope you all are doing as best you can given these crappy times for tourism!!!

    • @lowandslow24
      @lowandslow24 3 года назад +1

      @@Chad-xg8qx just some advise, don't do studs and gaskets unless you need too... as soon as you start opening things up, you start getting leaks and other issues. If you do the filters like you suggest and don't beat on the truck, save the 4,000 it would cost and enjoy it.

  • @oldpapa8215
    @oldpapa8215 3 года назад +1

    I have an 07 with 65000 miles, if i do this i dont have to do EGR delete?,do i need to do both?

    • @DukesofoffroadHazzard
      @DukesofoffroadHazzard  3 года назад +1

      What’s up old papa!!! You know, it wouldn’t hurt to still have both filters! The stock EGR is what clogs and screws everything up for sure…I actually just lost the FICM on my truck, just turned 31000 miles and it wouldn’t start!!! Sucks!!! I’m sorry I can’t answer with 100 % certainty!!! If you can afford it do it, if not and it’s egr is deleted than don’t 💪 hope this helps bud & thanks for the comment!!! Let me know what you end up doing!!!

    • @oldpapa8215
      @oldpapa8215 3 года назад +1

      @@DukesofoffroadHazzard thanks for the quick response dude...... Will keep you updated

    • @riffism
      @riffism 3 года назад

      @@oldpapa8215 you dont need a delete if you can keep the coolant clean.

    • @riffism
      @riffism 3 года назад +1

      @@DukesofoffroadHazzard damn bro...under 30k and already lost the FICM? Took mine 175k before I started throwing low voltage.
      One thing is for sure with the Fords...it's not a question of IF it leaves you stranded...it's a matter of WHEN (assuming all bulletproofing hasnt been done). Mine has left me on the side of the road turning wrenches several times.

    • @DukesofoffroadHazzard
      @DukesofoffroadHazzard  3 года назад +2

      @@riffism what up Sean!!! Yeah man, I know it only has 31xxx miles but I figure the age of the truck is what may have got to it!!! But who knows man!!! You ain’t wrong about it stranding us at some point 🤣 is it bad that at every single start up I’m praying that it starts 😭 hahah anyone else have that feeling or thought 💭 🤷‍♂️

  • @Doom6.0
    @Doom6.0 3 года назад +2

    Do you have a link for the clamp kit that you have? I think you said you ordered it from Amazon.

    • @DukesofoffroadHazzard
      @DukesofoffroadHazzard  3 года назад

      What’s up doom...yeah the link is in the description. I have had it on my truck now for a little over a year and absolutely zero problems. Some folks have had minor issues it seems, but the risk vs. reward is significant!

    • @Doom6.0
      @Doom6.0 3 года назад

      @@DukesofoffroadHazzard I just looked again. I don’t see it in the description. Not the Sinister Diesel parts. I have that already. 😎👍
      I love their products. I’m referring to the clamp kit and hose cutter that you have. I don’t see a link for it.

    • @DukesofoffroadHazzard
      @DukesofoffroadHazzard  3 года назад

      You mean the hose clamp kit?

    • @Doom6.0
      @Doom6.0 3 года назад

      @@DukesofoffroadHazzard YES SIR!! 👍

    • @DukesofoffroadHazzard
      @DukesofoffroadHazzard  3 года назад

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  • @JuckFoeBurden
    @JuckFoeBurden 3 года назад +1

    One bracket and two filters = SNAP! Zero support after the sale. Buy another kit for parts = JOKERS!

    • @DukesofoffroadHazzard
      @DukesofoffroadHazzard  3 года назад +1

      Hey Jim, have you contacted them directly??? Send them pictures. That ain’t cool if they don’t make things right!!! What part broke off you don’t mind me asking?

  • @ComstockRoyalty
    @ComstockRoyalty 4 года назад +4

    Great Video. Sinister and any other company should send you their free products for the 6.0 and let you make a video. I think you did an excellent job in display on every detail. One of the best I have seen on the Ford 6.0.
    90% of videos are shit quality.
    You do an excellent job. Thanks.

    • @DukesofoffroadHazzard
      @DukesofoffroadHazzard  4 года назад +1

      Hey bud thanks for the kind words!!! Man i would love to have people send me stuff for my 2006 6.0!!! I genuinely enjoy working on these and it’s definitely fun to make videos,,,time consuming but definitely fun. Thanks again for the comment, Merry Christmas & Have an awesome New Year!

  • @johnwharton3038
    @johnwharton3038 Год назад +1

    That coolant filter is junk. If you want to protect your engine get a aluminum radiator and flush the engine and radiator every 2 years. And never use tap water in your radiator. I've never had a problem with my 6.0.

    • @RoubidouxCreekOutdoors
      @RoubidouxCreekOutdoors Год назад +1

      That’s why have the filter and aluminum radiator lol

    • @RoubidouxCreekOutdoors
      @RoubidouxCreekOutdoors Год назад +1

      And flush every 1-1.5 years

    • @DukesofoffroadHazzard
      @DukesofoffroadHazzard  Год назад

      Yeah I feel they are a gimmick….I’ve had the system flushed at 30k, truck only has 46k original miles on it! So bad the filter on it early at 21k, cut it open to find very little debris inside! Already on I believe the 4th filter as I change it every 5k. Definitely will do the radiator once this one takes a 💩! Any recommendations for a Radiator?

    • @DukesofoffroadHazzard
      @DukesofoffroadHazzard  Год назад +1

      Can’t go wrong with that huh! What radiator are you running?

    • @johnwharton3038
      @johnwharton3038 Год назад

      @Dukes of off-road Hazzard mishimoto radiator with cooler thermostat. Truck never gets above 185 even on a hot day with the A/C on running hard. If it gets half way I just let off for a few minutes and it cools right back down.