Hootbro
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That is a pretty good price.Unrelated but t-case Mopar ATF+4 for just $24 for 6qt.
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That is a pretty good price.Unrelated but t-case Mopar ATF+4 for just $24 for 6qt.
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Higher boost, compression etc? They're both water and oil cooled turbo. Oil blow by can't be that much different between the two.The Gen 3 produces more heat and pressure compared to the Gen 2 engine. You can literally run Rotella T6 in the Gen 2 engine for 20,000 miles and still have good UOA results. The Gen 3, on the other hand, shears oils quickly which is more evidence of extreme heat and pressure.
It could be the overall design or it could be the turbo itself. The Gen 3 is 80% different from the Gen 2, so that's a lot of changes. There's a bigger turbo, wider bearings, redesigned journals, different emissions, etc. We know for sure the turbo is cooking the oil.Higher boost, compression etc? They're both water and oil cooled turbo.
The Gen 3 uses low tension piston rings which causes blow by. The Gen 2 doesn't burn a drop of oil. I have a lot of oil consumption when towing on the Gen 3.Oil blow by can't be that much different between the two.
Been running the QS since new and 50k miles, I'm gonna disconnect the charge pipe and run a borescope down to inspect the turbo before switching to VPB for the next 3 OC then reinspect the turbo.It could be the overall design or it could be the turbo itself. The Gen 3 is 80% different from the Gen 2, so that's a lot of changes. There's a bigger turbo, wider bearings, redesigned journals, different emissions, etc. We know for sure the turbo is cooking the oil.
The Gen 3 uses low tension piston rings which causes blow by. The Gen 2 doesn't burn a drop of oil. I have a lot of oil consumption when towing on the Gen 3.
The EcoDiesel community will appreciate anything you can document.Been running the QS since new and 50k miles, I'm gonna disconnect the charge pipe and run a borescope down to inspect the turbo before switching to VPB for the next 3 OC then reinspect the turbo.
so is Valvoline European Vehicle Full Synthetic Motor Oil SAE 5W-40 (low saps oil) a better choice then valvoline blue?It's a good oil for the Cummins and 2nd gen EcoDiesel, but I wouldn't run it in my Gen 3 EcoDiesel. We've seen the turbo that was taken off a Gen 3 test mule with a CK-4 oil. The deposits were a big enough concern for Stellantis to change the oil specification and send memos and a video to the service departments letting them know the concern.
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Does the bottle have MS-12991 written on the back of it?so is Valvoline European Vehicle Full Synthetic Motor Oil SAE 5W-40 (low saps oil) a better choice then valvoline blue?
Is that coming FROM the turbski?! Wholy shit!It's a good oil for the Cummins and 2nd gen EcoDiesel, but I wouldn't run it in my Gen 3 EcoDiesel. We've seen the turbo that was taken off a Gen 3 test mule with a CK-4 oil. The deposits were a big enough concern for Stellantis to change the oil specification and send memos and a video to the service departments letting them know the concern.
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Yes, you're looking at a factory turbo that came off an EcoDiesel test mule. The compressor outlet temps must be super-hot.Is that coming FROM the turbski?! Wholy shit!
You don't owe me anything. We appreciate anything you can provide, but there's no urgency.I still owe you a pic of my turbo, haven't forgotten.
Do you have a link to the fluid and filter?Transmission fluid used. I got my filter and fluid off Amazon for about 1/4 price of dealer quote. Thieves.
Reused pan gasket.
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I'm always thinking about counterfeit when the price is that far off?Do you have a link to the fluid and filter?