💨 Enhance Performance with the Sinister Diesel Turbo Coolant Feed Line for 2011-2016 Ford Powerstroke 6.7L+ Review

Perfect replacement for my 2011 6.7. Much better to replace the obviously defective turbo unit with an ominous diesel upgrade. No more coolant loss.

All 6.7 Ford truck owners need it! No more turbocharger coolant leaking from a poorly designed coolant port. Thanks villain for taking the call!

Perfect fit for my F250 6.7 2011. The product is better than OEM. You will need a 3/8 quick release tool (a small round brass tool that has worked best for me) to remove the stock part and a crow's foot socket wrench to install the new part.

Really wanted to keep this and install it on my 2014 6.7L PowerStroke F350. But while this isn't a genuine product review, I bought it to save a few bucks. "Used like new" Well it really was. Well, except for the absence of one of the clamps. Yes I could use a regular hose clamp, there are plenty of those, but why? Shouldn't be if you're buying something under warranty/revain guarantee. And so I returned it, and Revane kept his promise to return and return the money. Thanks very much!

So this part looks good but that's all good I can say. This is very difficult to install for a person doing this on their own street. Connecting the connectors to the turbocharger is not easy without the right tools. You will need a goose foot or something similar to tighten the attachment to the braided cord. Not sure how well the connection will stay tight but will edit the review in a few weeks to update. Personally I would buy an OEM hose and fitting if I had to replace them again.

Overall good product. Much better components than the factory OEM - if you want it, you can have it for life. The swap took about 2 hours - narrow margins for both pipe ends. Don't waste time undoing the push-on fitting at the end of the turbo, it's caked up and it's almost impossible to fit a tire changer in the blink of an eye - just cut the steel coolant tube after the last bend with a cut off. Wheel so you can get a straight shot with a 19mm head at the base that fits unscrewing - it's all…