Cheap Trick To A Quieter Healthier Ford 7.3 Turbo Powerstroke ! MUST SEE !! READ The Description!!!
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- Опубликовано: 15 янв 2021
- UPDATE: READ: I made the video on what someone told me. Then I found out.....
*The "drain holes" are actually the inlet and outlets to the reservoir. I tried to keep it simple. Basically what is happening is that you are putting fresh oil (and/or oil additive) closet to the injectors in a simple way. This flushes them and the reservoir of any build up in my opinion. My bus engine sat up for years before I installed it. I'm nowhere near a certified diesel mechanic. I'm going by the information passed to me. When I did it the engine and injectors quieted down significantly. I did it one more time when I changed the whole engine oil. and added 1:1 ratio of injector cleaner. And continue to see a big difference. I encourage everyone to do their own research.*
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Thank you for the help . Especially if the engine zits awhile
You should see this ol trick my father taught me that will help you get the most miles out any vehicle. ruclips.net/video/av9aetYn-t0/видео.html
Wrong or right I just love how he’s having a cigarette doing this video
I use an empty Lucas bottle for refilling the hpop, holds a qt and the plastic tip fits perfect in the fill hole.
I did this to my 1995 7.3 yesterday along with a regular oil change and it did work. Truck was at least 30% quieter than it has been in the last 10 years. I took it on a 10-mile drive today and it stayed the same. We shall see how long it lasts. I would recommend trying this.
I also do that every oil change. Clock is reaching 230,000. Originator injectors and motor runs smooth as silk. Also added shackles to all four leaf springs, rides as good as my Armada (no more coffee spills on my shirt). Hydra chip works great, I love the pedal response. Original paint and interior, no rust on top or bottom (solid Florida F-250 extended cam short bed 4x4).
Awesome info!!! I always wondered about that dam hpop resovoir!! My truck has 400,000 on it and I have never done it!! I will now be doing it. Thank you sir!
Thank goodness i ran into this video you uploaded, what a good man!
I am going to be doing this here within the next few days on my 2002 F350 7.3L
You should see this ol trick my father taught me that will help you get the most miles out any vehicle. ruclips.net/video/av9aetYn-t0/видео.html
Great video. I just picked up a 94, Low miles and very well taken care of but this will be one of the first things I will do to it.
Right on! This is mostly for when the engines have been sitting up for a long time. But it also the best way of getting injector cleaners to almost straight shot to them.
For everyone to know. Yes this does help. The problem is really the injector solenoid clearances. The oil does help to be changed in the top just to get out the crap in the reservoir. They make a shim kit to resolve the problem. Or you have a leaking o ring. 7.3 injector never really go bad unless you beat the living f--- out of the thing.
Thanks for showing us how !! I just bought a 7.3 2001 shuttle for van life. Going to do this NOW! 330,000 miles
Fuck yeah you're going to love that thing. I have a 2001 e450 shuttle bus also. You might wanna check out my video on this free transmission cooler trick as it is essential to keep it under 200°
You can do it!
Old oil at the 2:30mark and after the oil change at the 9:55 mark. Really is a significant difference. I’ll be doing to it my ‘01 with 262000 miles on it.
Sounds so healthy now def gonna try this
It works best for the 7.3's that sat up not running for long periods of time. Or were not maintained with regular oil changes. Want to get the most out of any vehicle for about $20?? ruclips.net/video/av9aetYn-t0/видео.html
That brotha gotta cigarette in his hand! He know what he talking bout!
I didn’t know about doing this when changing the oil in my truck until I saw this video. I have a 1997 F-250 with 263k miles. I was sure that I had some injectors going bad or something because the truck would blow a lot of smoke when starting it up cold. It would idle rough when first started and smoke out the driveway. After I did this procedure a couple times, the truck is running so much better! The smoke is gone! It idles just as smooth as can be even if it’s been sitting for days. I don’t mind the clatter of a diesel, but it is a little quieter now too. I appreciate you posting this video. It absolutely makes a difference and doesn’t cost anything to do!
Here is another trick to make that truck and any others last way longer.... My dad and I have done this forever on all our vehicles. We get 300K-400K miles out of them.....ruclips.net/video/av9aetYn-t0/видео.html
Thanks for letting others know about this. I have been doing this for years to get as much of the dirty oil out during my oil change as I can
Yes. Simple oil changes and or additives don't always get to the injectors and clean out the gunk in the hpop resv. . This is like a straight shot.
By comparing 2:34 and 10:04, I can clearly hear a difference. Thank you. Well done, sir.
My two cents for the comments section:
Any reservoir, by nature, has the ability to collect sediment. In theory, if you wanted to go the extra mile, one could try flushing the reservoir with mineral spirits or something similar. I wouldn't start the truck during the flush...just fill/evacuate with the flushing agent a few times before final oil fill. Bonus points if you can figure out a way to agitate the flushing mixture inside the reservoir.
It was more noticeable in when I did the bus engine. This was because that engine sat up not running for 2 yrs. before I freshened it up and install it. It's a 1995 engine in a 98 bus.
Definitely worth the extra time
Good video, thanks! Stay-lube makes a cheap pump for gear lube that fits right in that little reservoir filler hole, works great, about $6 at Napa.
Great tip!
This worked for me yuge! TYVM for the helpful info.
You're welcome!
Great idea im gonna try it thanks!
Totally works and very true... The rate at which the oil in the reservoir is completely cycled or changed during normal operation is around 6to1 versus the rest of the engine. After a long road trip, or hard run, it takes just a few minutes to cycle thru a few clean runs thru the HPOP.
Where do you get that ratio?
A Coleman lantern funnel works great in those fits right in the hole you can get them at Walmart for about $2 in the Sporting Goods section
Thanks for the tip Steven !
I use the same funnel for that job
Thank you sir. You are a kind man.
You are very welcome
My favorite additive prior to the oil change is Sea Foam....Clean, clean, clean!
Great tip!
Where do you put the sea foam? Thanks
@@TimUpgradeHVAC anywhere, oil fuel air intake
Mine is tranny fluid
Thanks for sharing this tip.
You should see this ol trick my father taught me that will help you get the most miles out any vehicle. ruclips.net/video/av9aetYn-t/видео.html
I have done that to my 99. I went as far as pulling plugs out of the heads and pulling right from the head as well.
You should see this ol trick my father taught me that will help you get the most miles out any vehicle. ruclips.net/video/av9aetYn-t0/видео.html
Looks like I've got a little maintenance to do, my beastie is now over 300K so I take this tidbit to heard.
You should see this ol trick my father taught me that will help you get the most miles out any vehicle. ruclips.net/video/av9aetYn-t0/видео.html
Definitely made it rev easier, just listening to the first start then ff to the second one, you can hear the turbo on the second rev faster and easier no studder, I will be trying it out for sure on my 99 7.3.
The vans engine is buried in the engine bay with the air intake shrouding the whole top of what's left in there. Of course it's going to be quieter than the open engine pick up truck. Bleeding out the hpop oil is a must for longevity. Add some Prolong to it also.
The audio on the gopro didn't do the video justice. But it did work. Actually did it twice. Engine had sat up for two years before I installed it in bus. So this cleaned out sludge in reservoir. Also almost direct shot to injectors for cleaning. Engine is 1995 in 1998 bus.
Thank You! I’ll do my 73 tomorrow. Appreciated.
Yes I would do this every oil change at 12000 miles and repeat til clean oil in pulled out and you will never have black oil again if done properly. Sold my 7.3 at 327 thousand miles with a oil change due. Clean oil,also if a automatic transmission is feels like it's not in gear when slowing down shift hard in the gear's may need a converter the fin break
Old DEF funnel works great... just wash it out.... good video brother...
Thanks for the tip!
It's like this... (oil pans) scavenge from the bottom , that's why all the "engine oil" circulates. But the HPOP res doesn't feed from the lowest point... It's like trying to stir up a gallon of metalic paint with a 6" screw driver. As mixed as it might seem, the thick / heavy crap is all stagnant more or less. The worse someone lets the oil get, the worse the molasses effect gets. Also, so many 7.3's are driven like a Honda accord, drop the kids off at school, and 15 minutes later, parked ... It takes a LONG while for the 4 gallons of oil to reach running temp, (and trust me, it can idle all day and the oil will not reach top temp, only the water will, maybe) .I run a 2qt Amsoil bypass filter on mine, Rotella T6, and between 10,000 mile oil changes, I do a main oil filter change & vacuum out the HPOP res then top it off fresh, sometimes with a few ounces of PRO BLEND racing concentrate in the HPOP.. At 250k miles, my HPOP tests (with 12v jumped to the ipc) at over 3700 psi.
So the HPOP oil does "exchange" as we see it flow from the injectors into the pan, but it's not circulating with enough current. It's a FOMOCO version of the La Brea Tar Pits...
The biggest difference I see is the ones that single shot injectors while the other one has split shots hence the noise difference.
Bus engine is actually a 95 engine in a 98 bus..Truck is a 97. Note: Read description for corrections. At time of video I was going by what a trusted friend told me. Saw a big difference in the bus and thought I would share it. The bus engine sat up for almost 2 yrs without running before I put it in bus. Therefore the build up of sludge in hpop reservoir. Tried to keep it simple. Bus made way more difference than truck did. Truck was maintenced regularly. Bus engine..not so much.
Great to know. Mine has 300k. Sounds like it would be ok to do a couple of times to clean the old oil even better. Thanks
You bet
Hey. That Good trick .
I will have to try that
I Hope That Shuttle-Bus is an RV Motor home ?
Plenty of Room, Aero-Dynamic & V8 Turbo Diesel = NICE !
It is. Check out some of my other videos on the channel. I think you'll be amazed at what I've done to it. I'm living in it full time as a nomad.
Wow what difference 👍🏻
This is a must do on my list after each oil change. Didn’t have a clue this was needed for maintenance.
You should see this ol trick my father taught me that will help you get the most miles out any vehicle. ruclips.net/video/av9aetYn-t0/видео.html
Always use diesel clean fuel treatment and cetaine booster and empty my water when it’s full And don’t have any problems 96 Ford F2 57.3 L engine use Rotella T oil canon fuel filters I like to run off-road diesel when it’s convenient because the old diesel doesn’t like the super ultra high self or early sulfur better than half 1,000,000 miles there’s no problems except for where on the inside showing a half 1,000,000 miles
I do that on my 2003 7.3 every other oil change. Mine only has 120k on it and is a clean Texas truck with zero rust, never been wrecked.
You should see my video on how to get the most mileage out of all vehices for about 10-20 bucks. ;-D
I do that but I go a little further after pull and replace the oil each time I let the truck idle for 3 to 5 minutes. Then I repeat it up to 6 times till the oil looks cleaner. If you don't you aren't getting all the oil that is still in your heads and injectors. Plus every other oil change I do this and add Hot shot secret stiction eliminator. I have a 01 f350 7.3L with 275,000 miles on it with original injectors and no work done to the motor besides a water pump.
Good job I owe you a pack of smokes
The way I understand this system, if I drain the oil, the oil in the reservoir you are sucking oil out of, does "Not" Drain. It stays in there. So, you never get a "Fresh" oil change, because the oil in that reservoir will contaminate the clean oil. It is about a quart of old oil. So ...I am glad you showed me the video. I think when I change the oil, I should also suck out the oil in that reservoir. Does my thought seem right? I'm fairly new to the 7.3. I have (2). '97 and '99. Thank you.
Read the video description. More info there.
I feel the more old oil and any sludge deposits you can get out of an engine of and engine the better during oil change.
That's why your oil stays black even afyer a new oil change.
I always remove a qt and add a qt. Rinse and repeat about 4 times and you'll start to hear the difference in idle and throttle response. The last qt I remove I put half a at oil and the rest add prolong. Works magic on my engine.
the 7.3 holds about 3 quarts up top in the injector system, 1 quart in the reservoir and 1 quart in the oil injection passages of each head.
Got you brother 🔧🚘👍🇺🇸👊💪
Omg thank for this tip u are the man !
Whoa! Thanks
Check this trick out too... ruclips.net/video/av9aetYn-t0/видео.html
I always change the oil in my hpop when doing oil change. The 7.3 will never be quiet, that is the reason it was killed because of califorina noise compliance.
Awesome video
All thanks to you sir !
What do you do with the screen in resivore
You do realize that the second you fire it up, the lpop will pump dirty oil into the hpop reservoir completely defeating the purpose of doing this. Unless you're changing your engine oil at the same time, this makes no sense. Even then, it has little to no benefit.
Yes, This should be done after a new oil change and before starting it up when the rest of the oil is being changed. Tried to keep it short and simple. Attention span on most YT vids is about 3-5 mins. Yes the drain holes are the inlet and outlet ports. If adding an injector cleaner etc. It's best IMO to add it straight into the reservoir.
Thank you. Just brought a 99 350 with 175k on it. Gonna do an oil change and use this info.
Check my update in the description. When I made video I was going by what someone else told me. The "small holes" are the inlet and outlet ports. Sludge builds up at bottom of reservoir if engine sat along time or no maintenance. When I made the video I was going by what someone told me. I did all three of my 7.3 engines a 2nd time (with oil changes) I dumped a 1:1 ration of injector cleaner in there. This gives about as close as you can get to a straight shot to the injectors to flush them out. That really made a difference in all three.
@@FreeRangeNomad Thank you. I ended up just doing the regular oil change... Maybe I’ll try it next go around. Thx for the reply!
Oil circulates through the high pressure wheel pump. You have to build low pressure oil to build high pressure oil It has to drain somewhere The oil gets circulated.
@@FreeRangeNomad Is that a 1 to 1 shot of injector cleaner and fresh oil??
I used straight fresh oil. But 50/50 cleaner/oil shouldn't be problem. Let me know how it goes.
My 99 had clean synthetic in it like the rest of the motor ... figure it's circulating OK
Sounds like the batteries are low on the bus
I think you need to use better oil. When 15w-40 oil gets "hammered", it gets thinner and loses viscosity. It should not be getting thicker. As others have said, this oil circulates as well.
Good information
So does the oil in the hpop stay in there or will it circulate out when the truck runs? This seems to be a good method for putting injector oil additives in to get the the injectors faster too.
The "small holes" are the inlet and outlet ports. Check the description of this vid for corrections. Yes, the oil does circulate through the engine. But sludge builds up at bottom of reservoir if engine sat along time or no maintenance. When I made the video I was going by what someone told me. I did all three of my 7.3 engines a 2nd time (with oil changes) I dumped a 1:1 ration of injector cleaner in there. This gives about as close as you can get to a straight shot to the injectors to flush them out. That really made a difference in all three.
@@FreeRangeNomad can't argue with the results either. It did run quieter
Only for the high pressure 'oil side' of the injector which, along with an electrical pulse, makes it function. For the fuel side, put additives in the TANK!
Use a 12v evacuation pump.
Wait so do you vacuum the oil out before or after draining the oil from the oil pan
Before or after doesn't matter. Just before adding new oil. Thank you !
i never knew this.. doing it tomorrow morning, Awesome
The "drain holes" are actually the inlet and outlets to the reservoir. I tried to keep it simple. Basically what is happening is that you are putting fresh oil (and/or oil additive) closet to the injectors in a simple way. This flushes them of any build up in my opinion. My bus engine sat up for years before I installed it. I'm nowhere near a cerified diesel mechanic. I'm going by the information passed to me. When I did it the engine and injectors quieted down significantly. I did it one more time when I changed the whole engine oil. And continue to see a big difference. I encourage everyone to do their own research.
I use archoil in my early 99. Thanks to Bill's tutelage...
Good stuff!
I can't get that plug out at all and i just put a new hpop and Lpop
One engine of mine was a booger to get loose. I don't think it had ever been out since 1995 when engine came from factory. Be very careful not to round out the allen wrench slot. IDK if or where a person could find a new one. Then its the junk yard search. Maybe put a little lubricant of some sort on it and let it soak in. Good luck. You can always remove the top of the reserv to clean it. But then you're looking at a new gasket etc.
I have heard that something like Royal Purple is good to use or Mobil Full synthetic. Anyone have any experience with this?
Royal purple is garbage... use hot shot
Do not use full synthetic in these trucks. They have loose tolerances. If they’ve never leak they will or if they already do they will leak even more and will use oil
Rotella only 15-40
I run Amzoil in 99 7.3, it doesn't clatter like the one in the video. I got a little over 210,000 miles on it.
Thanks for the video!
I'm gonna put Lucas synthetic, back in once I change mines.
I just changed my oil at 63,000 miles.
If it comes out ⚫ your theory is correct!
Have not put 10 miles on the oil.
You can barley see the oil on the stick!
Stay tuned ill be listening too!
Watched videos saying your theory is in correct!
TOMORROWS SHOW Time!
This does work . I've done it .
I'll never know, and can't guess, what's happening next with you?
Stay tuned. Thank you for watching.
@@FreeRangeNomad I will.
Yer welcome, Cowboy!
Thanks 🙏
You’re welcome 😊
@@FreeRangeNomad hi Free Range Nomad.
Please help me?
I have a 2001 f350, no catalytic (Alberta truck) 500 thousand kliks (300 thousand miles) on it.
Was running fine.. I do trees and the chips and dust.. the AEF (like K&N) filter collapsed a little. I noticed this when it changed it because I was getting no power. Changed the fuel filter also.
I tried taking the sensor wire off the EBPV , no effect.
Next I am thinking to drop the tank and clean the fuel filters in the sender.
I also have a RUclips that shows the steel tube coming off the front of the engine getting gunned up.
Any ideas?
Could I have killed the turbo by letting the air filter go too long?
Thanks.. gonna look at your video in your channel.
@@FreeRangeNomad the HPOP gauge shows pressure the boost shows nothing even at 3500 rpm, which is redline on my truck I know test for system leak.
What kind of oil didn’t see that
Rotella
Its easier and quicker and does a better job if you remove the plug and attach a fitting and hose and crank engine over it will push out all the old oil and then some!!!
Only crank it,,,unplug the cps
@ 58 seconds the background guy is helping him speak......smoother.... lol great vid btw
Does this help? Seems odd
It helps if you have one of these engines that has sat up for along time, not been maintenanced regularly, you want to get almost a straight shot of new clean oil (or oil +fuel injector cleaner) to the injectors. It helped mine. That engine sat up for 2 years before I put it in the bus.
Sounds like the bus needs new batteries
They are new batteries. Still searching for the shitty connection. One battery on frame rail under bus. Def not cranking as fast as it should.
Update...My fuel pressure switch on side of fuel filter housing started leaking. Replaced it. Now engine spins up and starts like it should.
Hell if I know. I just know that it cranks as fast as my F350 truck after I fixed it. It shouldn't have anything to do with it. But I'm not going to go looking for other problems when it's working just fine. LOL
@@drockxx1 You seem to need a hug.
I've read a lot of controversy about this. Sure it's personal choice. I've put over 80k on my f250 since I've owned it , now it has 167k . And runs great .
I've also always changed the oil in the resivor. I use a suction tool , that is the size of a grease gun. I pull a little diesel fuel in it to clean it out before pushing clean oil back in . The truck has some minor mods. I just pulled a heavy motorcycle trailer 500 miles to retrieve a bike for a friend. And got 19 mpg. At the pump. With a cross wind.
Good music. Get some Bill Monroe going.
All 7.3s clatter
Some more and louder than others. One of my three 7.3 engines (all of them are stock) was super loud and nowhere near as smooth as the other. The one that was crappy was the 95 bus engine. The engine had sat up for 2 yrs without being cranked. This is where the build up/gunk came from I'm guessing. They all sound the same now and comparable to others that I've heard. I can actually here the stock turbos winding up now.
YOu didn't run it long enough to get that oil into the injectors or anything else.
Yes I did. Video edited for length. This was done to clean sludge at bottom of reservoir on an engine that had been sitting without running for about 2 yrs. Check out the description.
Hotshot secret works way better
Whats the hotshot secret?