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Re: Ray, IN ,re: 6.5l diesel
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Posted by Ray,IN on January 15, 2004 at 19:28:33 from (66.244.73.121):
In Reply to: Ray, IN ,re: 6.5l diesel posted by Red Tom on January 15, 2004 at 16:57:32:
I now know you are trying to conform to the warranty requirements. The sad fact is, brand dealerships do not employ the best diesel mechanics nor do they train them nearly as well as indepentent diesel repair shops. I only use and independent shop, in fact this same shop is contracted to perform diesel engine work for most of the (insert brand) dealerships around here. This shop is licensed by Cummins, Ford, John Deere, Chevrolet, well the list is long. What I'm saying is you may well benefit from visiting a large independent shop, explaining your problem and asking what they can do for your engine.
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