Posted by blksmok on January 25, 2016 at 14:48:30 from (67.209.80.17):
In Reply to: 70s 80s Diesel pickups posted by Greg Hammel on January 25, 2016 at 11:39:49:
Had 4.3 and 5.7 Olds diesels in the early 80's. They all had glow plug controller problems, but got great mileage. The 4.3 was in a Ciera and the 5.7's were in Olds 98's. Great cruising cars, but slow to accelerate. Never had internal engine problems even though I ran them to high mileage levels.
Had 1985 and 1992 6.2 diesel Silverados (non-turbo). They both had PMD (pump module driver)problems. Ran the '92 to 305,000 miles when the transmission gave out. Had 6.5 1996 turbo diesel, also had pmd problems. Currently have a 1999 6.5 turbo diesel Silverado---PMD problems. Also have a 2002 Duramax Silverado with close to 300,000 miles---no problems so far. I've been told the Duramaxs are known for head gasket problems and needing injectors replaced. If you chip the engine it accelerates the problem curve.
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