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- Looks like some component of the cooling system let go in the end and sprayed the hot eng with water. The head gaskets probably failed and allowed the cooling system to be pressurized with lots of boost. At least that's my SWAG.
Why do people ruin a video like that by cropping it so bad you can't see anything. Stupid! - Wow: that is unreal! What caused that??
- So what was that at the end that busted or blew up or whatever that was?
Cummins12V98 wrote:
Could someone please post a link to this You Tube video so we can keep Fish "fair and balanced" !
The reason behind Ford's 2008 Super Duty Truck recall
That's a ford video, not near as funny as a new maxi pad biting the dust.- Could someone please post a link to this You Tube video so we can keep Fish "fair and balanced" !
The reason behind Ford's 2008 Super Duty Truck recall - LMAO, that video is hilarious at the end.
- good reason to carry a CO2 or Halon Fire extinguisher in the cab a couple blast in the air intake will remove the oxygen and the engine will die. I would prefer halon, as less thermal shock. Some how that engine started sucking oil from the crankcase.
- From the smoke, it's an obvious DPF failure. :B
- My Super Duty did that exact same thing, but it only had 700 miles on it...:)
