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Re: 1996 Chevy 6.5 Diesel Fuel Mileage


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Posted by PretendFarmer on November 15, 2013 at 05:08:11 from (192.249.47.207):

In Reply to: 1996 Chevy 6.5 Diesel Fuel Mileage posted by Walter Buller on November 03, 2013 at 07:08:11:

There's always going to be someone out there who can say something good about anything but....

I will stand by what I said. The 6.2/6.5L is one of the worst diesels ever produced. Very problematic/unreliable and underpowered.

And Wayne. If I am the troll here, what does that make you? I never bashed anyone but you went right ahead and bashed me.

This is a discussion about the GM diesels. Plain and simple there will be various opinions about it.

Now with that said if I "Gave $432 for it. Spent another $1000 making repairs" I would be plenty happy to drive that. Overall you got a truck for less than $1500.

The idea of a 4BT is a good one but not for towing 20,000.

The 4BT Cummins is a great 4 cylinder diesel. The power potential is up there but you better have deep pockets if you want good enough power to tow alot. If you are in need of a truck that can tow 20,000 lbs, I would advise you look elsewhere. By the time you get your older GM diesel to do it you could have a Duramax and way less headaches.

This post was edited by PretendFarmer at 05:15:44 11/15/13 3 times.



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