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Old 06-22-2008, 10:40 PM
justa08powersrtroke justa08powersrtroke is offline
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Unhappy same thing again

I guess after less than 300 miles I'm having the same problems. Turbo's shut off and get clatter from motor. This time truck is now in poor shape just running in park. I'm pretty sure dpf is completly clogged. Truck is sitting on trailer now waiting to go back to its other home. Let's see what happens this time.
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Old 06-23-2008, 04:38 AM
Snowman_175 Snowman_175 is offline
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I'm so disapointed in Ford.... never in my wildest dreams did i think I would be reading so many complaints about this truck....

good luck dude.
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Old 06-23-2008, 10:40 AM
justa08powersrtroke justa08powersrtroke is offline
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I didn't think this would happen either. I think after this fix I'm going to trade it in. I have learned in the past that one problem leads to another and it never stops once it starts. So I will cross my fingers and see how it turns out. I will try to get video of it tonight to show what its doing.
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Old 06-23-2008, 11:24 AM
badazzstroker badazzstroker is offline
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man i tell you IH is killing ford it is to bad that after making such a good motor like the 7.3 that they could get it right but the 6.0 sucked and it is looking like the 6.4 is gunna also be a nightmare.it really is too bad because there is no truck like a ford!
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Old 06-23-2008, 02:15 PM
justa08powersrtroke justa08powersrtroke is offline
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Well I don't blame ford really. The EPA is killing the 6.4 and now I keep reading about them shuting the delete programs down. I figure they can make ford do it with them putting out thousands of diesel trucks a day. But once the truck is purchased the EPA should take a hike. Hell Oklahoma doesn't even safty inspect anymore. You should see the beaters running around smoking. It has to be the dpf the truck is hardly pushing air out the tailpipe. Who knows anymore.
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Old 06-23-2008, 06:42 PM
tosch88 tosch88 is offline
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Yup, the new motors and emissions are junk. I bought another Dodge for work because the Ford has been in the shop 6 times and gets horrible fuel mileage. Dodge may not be as nice on the inside but it don't rattle like the Ford does and its never seen a dirt road in its life.Its gonna be a yard ornament intil it sells or Ford buys it back LOL.
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Old 07-05-2008, 03:18 PM
bigbomar4 bigbomar4 is offline
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Personally I dont really like Fords but this isnt Ford's fault its not there engine so dont blame them. But at the same time dont bash International. Its all the EPA's fault. Now I know it has to be done but still you have to blame some body. Remember back in the early 80's (or late 70's I dont know when it started I wasnt alive back then) when emmision controls started being put on gas engines. Every vehicle Iv ever seen from that era has been horrible. Once the diesel field has adjusted to meeting these new emmision standards the quality will be back. Its not just IH that is having problems with this all Amarican (cant say anything about euro and asian companys because I dont know) diesel companys are to. Cat is even stopping on road engine production next year because they cant make any money and still meet the new laws.
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Old 07-06-2008, 07:21 AM
Knobblies_840 Knobblies_840 is offline
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That's why you need to pull off the DOC/DPF and get that sucker tuned!
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Old 07-08-2008, 03:05 PM
justa08powersrtroke justa08powersrtroke is offline
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That's why you need to pull off the DOC/DPF and get that sucker tuned!
I agree with you. Just one thing has me held up. I want to make sure the truck is running great before I delete the pipe and tune. With the luck I'm having I don't want to do all this and then have a motor problem. I would have to put it back in stock form and take it in. So untill I get the truck running good stock. I will hold off on the good's
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Old 07-11-2008, 02:02 PM
justa08powersrtroke justa08powersrtroke is offline
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Still have not taken truck to ford. The service mgr said the tech I use is taking a class, and will be back this coming Monday. Just kicking around today I started it back up and took it off the trailer. She blew out some blue smoke for a bit and the went into regen finally and now is running better. I'm pretty sure it has a dead cylinder with it's rough idle. I love my truck and hope it can be fixed. You could say today was a good day. At least now I can drive it to the dealer.
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