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So does anybody know if the entire cab on the 2011 needs to be completely removed from the vehicle to remove the motor? As in a heavy line warranty repair or engine replacement? That's how it is with the 6.0 and 6.4. Once the cab comes off, the truck will never be the same IMO.
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if you are a ford tech shouldnt you know this answer?just saying
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i agree with the never be the same opinion. but as far if you have to take off the cab? idk
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All work on the 6.0L can be done cab on. Some people prefer to lift cab, some don't.
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Yes I was a ford tech for years. Not alot of diesel experience though. I specialized in brake, suspension, and differentials. So if you have any diff questions ask away! By the way, I'm sure 95% of diesel mechanics don't have the answer to my question cause it's such a new motor. I'm just saying. ;^)
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the 6.7 is even more crowded than a 6.4 could imagine if that tells you anything.
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Cab off.Was supposed to be able to work on it without but never happened.
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You'd have to remove almost the entire engine to even get the cab off......
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Most stuff is cab on with the 6.7. Just takes a little more time to get at most stuff.
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My diesel tech told me that ford learned from the 6.0 and made almost everything on the 6.7 "easy" to work on with the cab on. This is what i was told.
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