SKU: AP63446
This Product Fits These Vehicles:
2004 Ford Excursion
2004 Ford F-250
2004 Ford F-350
2004 Ford F-450
2004 Ford F-550
2005 Ford Excursion
2005 Ford F-250
2005 Ford F-350
2005 Ford F-450
2005 Ford F-550
2006 Ford Excursion
2006 Ford F-250
2006 Ford F-350
2006 Ford F-450
2006 Ford F-550
2007 Ford Excursion
2007 Ford F-250
2007 Ford F-350
2007 Ford F-450
2007 Ford F-550
Exhaust Gas Re-circulation (EGR) Cooler Kit
| Price: | $686.15 |
Ships in: Same day on orders before 3pm CST. Ships from Jackson, TN.
Product Information
Includes AP63447 Exhaust Gas Re-circulation (EGR) Cooler Intake Gasket Kit.
Includes AP63447 Exhaust Gas Re-circulation (EGR) Cooler Intake Gasket Kit.
Year: 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007
Make: Ford
Model: Excursion, F-250, F-350, F-450, F-550
SKU: AP63446
This Product Fits These Vehicles:
2004 Ford Excursion
2004 Ford F-250
2004 Ford F-350
2004 Ford F-450
2004 Ford F-550
2005 Ford Excursion
2005 Ford F-250
2005 Ford F-350
2005 Ford F-450
2005 Ford F-550
2006 Ford Excursion
2006 Ford F-250
2006 Ford F-350
2006 Ford F-450
2006 Ford F-550
2007 Ford Excursion
2007 Ford F-250
2007 Ford F-350
2007 Ford F-450
2007 Ford F-550
Ford EGR Cooler Kit
The Ford EGR Cooler Kit is applied in a variety of diesel engines spanning from medium and light diesel engines to heavy-duty diesel engines (vans, trucks and buses). Specific application requirements and rate of EGR determine the right EGR system configuration. A typical EGR cooler kit comprises of at least one EGR cooler, control valves, flanges, piping and gaskets.
If your EGR is clogged, or not working properly, your engine will eventually go into limp mode. The vehicle will run with limited power and will only run 20 or 25 miles per hour. This allows you to get your vehicle to a safe location, but certainly doesn’t provide enough power to drive it as you normally would. If your EGR Cooler Kit is malfunctioning, you’ll also notice a warning light on your dash.
In case you are wondering where to buy an EGR Cooler Kit for Ford Powerstroke engine, you are in the right place, because here at Taylor Diesel Group we can offer you the best Exhaust Gas Re-circulation Cooler Intake Gasket Kit.
Our Customers
We serve a wide variety of customers, especially Ford Powerstroke truck owners, garages/diesel repair shops and auto parts stores.
What makes this Product unique
The Ford Powerstroke EGR Cooler Kit that we offer is made by Aliant Power, a popular brand famous for its high quality coolers. We believe that Aliant Power makes the finest aftermarket Ford EGR Cooler Kit on the market. Although there are definitely cheaper parts on the market, none compares to the Aliant Power product in terms of its high dependability and quality.
Additionally, all o-rings and gaskets that are needed for installation are included in this EGR Cooler Kit.
What problem is solved by replacing a Ford EGR Cooler Kit?
This product is exactly what you need when your Ford EGR cooler kit malfunctions. If your EGR cooler is clogged up, or not working properly, your engine will eventually go into limp mode. In this situation, your engine runs with a limited power level and will only run 20 to 25 miles per hour. Despite the drastically reduced speed, you can drive your vehicle to a safe location. However, the power is certainly not enough to drive at your usual speed.
You can trust Taylor Diesel for any kind of problem with your Ford Powerstroke EGR Cooler.
Why Trust Our Product/Service
We have been working with the best Exhaust Gas Re-circulating (EGR) Cooler Kits since we first started this business. We are a reliable and serious company on which you can rely 100%.
Where to buy Oil Cooler and EGR Cooler Kits for Ford Powerstroke Engine
If you’re looking to buy an EGR Cooler Kit for Ford Powerstroke, visit the Taylor Diesel online shop. We also offer an EGR Cooler Kit that includes an oil cooler, which you can find here. Or, call us at (888) 888-4717 if you have any additional questions.
An EGR Cooler Kit is used on a diesel engine’s internal combustion for reducing emissions of nitrogen oxide. Some exhaust gases produced by engines are re-circulated by EGR back into the cylinders of the engine. As a result, oxygen in the in-flowing air is diluted, leaving incombustible inert gases to play the role of heat absorption.
This prevents engine cylinders from overheating due to excess heat. Moreover, since nitrogen oxide is produced in engine cylinders when pressure and temperature hit peak levels, their production is reduced by decreased heat levels. The cooled gas increases in density and reduces in volume. Prior to being re-circulated, the exhaust gas is passed through the engine coolant to reduce temperatures.
Oil coolers have the job of reducing high temperatures of fuel and oil in an economic and efficient way. On turbo diesel engines, it is particularly important to control the inlet air charge temperature, because it influences exhaust gas temperature directly.
The transmission cooler features weave of tubes with surrounding turbulators. The outside fins support heat absorption, the tubes promote fluid transfer. Although this cooling design is the least efficient (not suitable for overdrive transmission), it’s ideal for older cars and come with cost-effective benefits.
The materials used to make the heat exchanger are aimed at minimizing, if not preventing possible malfunctions. The outer case is built for uniform dimension consistency within the environment with different thermal conditions. The stainless alloy used is also stable dimensionally for consistent results. The EGR cooler kit is built for cooling efficiency of up to 80%.
With reduced emissions into the environment, the cooler kit satisfies emissions standards.
When a EGR Cooler has any kind of problem, it may result in issues with the EGR system’s functionality leading to poor performance issues in your vehicle.
The most common symptoms that can alert you of an issue on your EGR Cooler are:
- Engine Overheating: This is one of the first and most noticeable symptoms of a problem with your EGR Cooler. If the flow of exhaust gases through the cooler is restricted, it will probably result in your engine overheating. As you may know, engine overheating can cause some serious damage to your car, so be careful with this.
- Exhaust Leak: If the EGR cooler gaskets fail, it may result in an exhaust leak. You can be able to hear this as a tapping or hissing sound coming from the front part of your car. This issue can seriously reduce your engine’s performance.
- Check Engine Light comes on: If your car’s computer is detecting a problem with your EGR system, it will turn on the Check Engine Light in order to alert you about a possible insufficient flow or exhaust, or any other possible issue.
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