Have you been tracking your coolant levels for losses?

 

The soot is normal, the moisture is not. I'd suspect a leaking EGR.

 

Looks normal, its mostly due to the piss poor ccv system.

 

I would suspect a leak as well, but what's the vibration? Mine sends a vibration through the cab when towing the camper. But nothing funny like a rough idle.

 

Yes I was loose a bit of coolant but there was never any drops visible on my drive way . They shop found out that the rad is toast.

 

Yes but where would the liquid come from to end up in there. . There only hot and cold air in there. The moisture also looks oily.

 

Most of the moist oily goo comes from crankcase gasses. It gets sucked into the intake pipe before the turbo through you crank case ventilation system.

 

looks normal
where is cylinder head pics?

 

Mine had quite a bit in it at 20k.

 

I know that catch cans tend to be a controversial subject on this forum, but this is why I installed a CFT catch can on my '17. I figure whatever the catch can traps can only help the issue. Just my $.02...

 

OK , new stuff for me , where would one go to look for the part of the CCV system ,
to see if there is any amount of Goo to drain ?

 

Out of curiosity, why can the catch can be a controversial subject? There's no harm in installing one. If I were planning to keep my Ecodiesel, I would have one.

 

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in New Mexico sure , in cold weather region not recommended , for condensation freezes and blocks pipes
then the rear seal on the engine pops out , that is what GDE posted . ===> controversial

 

I have seen this Bio , in 2014 left Colorado , had to make it thru the Pass before 2PM , big snow storm moving in ,
then got to Durango , 70 degree weather there ..., you get it all , nice part of America to live in , Utah and Arizona was even nicer
we were on rented Motos from Phoenix

 

Yeah, we really love the four corners area. We have a few different properties, but the home that we mostly live in is approximately 160 miles south of Durango and 185 miles east of Flagstaff. Moab is 248 miles. Chama, Red River, Taos, Santa Fe, and Angel Fire are great places in northern New Mexico. As for temperature, it was in the 40's this morning. And today's high will be in the low 90's. The temperature does fluctuate a lot. Our last snow is usually in May. But, we have very little humidity and the air is thin at this elevation. Cold temps are nothing compared to lower elevations with humidity!

 

Limpho - There were head issues with some 2014's. Some were replaced. Yours was replaced and now there's more issues. That's very unusual. Something else may be causing this.

As it plays out, do some updates.