Which Power Stroke turbodiesel engines you should look for if you’re in the market—and the ones you should avoid?

There are several oil coolers from Bullet Proof Diesel to choose from, depending on the year and packages. While you're at it, change the oil filters too. Since the OEM EGR cooler easily ...

It's a common problem in Power Stroke 6.0 engines from the years 2004 to 2007. The EGR cooler fails from not enough coolant, which is supposed to be coming from the oil cooler. When the EGR ...

Oil cooler problems on the 6.0 Power Stroke begin with its location—built into the engine block at the front of the lifter valley. The passageways within the stacked-plate cooler were easily ...

To lessen the possibility of this happening, replace your 2004 to 2007 EGR cooler with one for a 2003 engine. They’re round, while the later ones are square. Another big issue with the 6.0-liter ...

Some folks are writing off the diesel. The future, they say, lies in electric vehicles, with hybrids as the transitional technology. Diesel fuel is expensive, they continue, and there is the ...

Upgrade your factory EGR Cooler before it's too late with PPE's new and improved 50 State Legal, 6.0-liter Ford Power Stroke EGR Cooler. The new cooler is constructed from heavy-duty seamless ...