BLUE DEVIL Detroit Diesel 60 12.7 Aftermath PART 1
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- This is Part 1. A Detroit Diesel 60 series 12.7 had started blowing white smoke. Two containers of Blue Devil was probably used following the instructions. The white smoke had vanished as stated and to help even further, I ran the rig with no coolant pressure. This setup lasted over a year and I drove about 100,000 miles. 100,000 miles with a 550hp 1950 torque 171702 turbo Detroit 60. This was quite the test. After application the engine did lose some thermal efficiency and ran hotter climbing hills. I am not sure I recommend using this product. It depends, if you need to buy some time, it can come in handy. It bought me 100,000 miles. I just wanted to see how long it would last. Eventually the #2 liner sunk even further and it then again blew white smoke. In part 2 I will tearing deeper into the engine and eventually we will see what the Blue Devil stuck to and can I Clean it off to improve thermal efficiency once again and rebuild this motor.
Part 2 coming or new video to cover everything. BLUE Devil will not like this...
You never linked head gasket?
Thoughts on the blue devil and how long did it last?
It's really not worth it. It will permanently reduce cooling efficiency. But... I had steam out the pipe, I did it properly using the directions, it worked, then I ran the rig with no coolant pressure valve. A modified cap. Topped coolant off more frequently, it lasted over a year till it blew smoke again. With 550hp and 1950 torque pdi turbo