I have a tendency to leave the truck running in idle when hooking up and unhooking the 5th wheel for extended periods of time.
I was told yesterday by some Ford guy that that's bad for the engine: the EGTs fall below 300F and that causes "stacking" (build-up of moisture on top of the heads). Apparently the 6. 0 PSDs have a built-in 'feature' that automatically raises the RPM by 100-150 after 5 minutes of idling.
Is this really as big a problem as he was making it out to be?
Thanks. Alain.
I was told yesterday by some Ford guy that that's bad for the engine: the EGTs fall below 300F and that causes "stacking" (build-up of moisture on top of the heads). Apparently the 6. 0 PSDs have a built-in 'feature' that automatically raises the RPM by 100-150 after 5 minutes of idling.
Is this really as big a problem as he was making it out to be?
Thanks. Alain.