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Posted by Frank in In. on September 12, 2005 at 09:15:23 from (4.238.162.146):
In Reply to: Ford Diesel posted by Allan in NE on September 12, 2005 at 06:01:18:
My 6.0 powerstroke was so good that Ford bought it back. In the 4 months I owned it,it spent 64 days in the shop.Turbo went out with 800 miles on it and dumped some shrapnel on top of the pistons,dealer put a new engine in it. That one lasted 1250 miles and dropped a valve into the piston.Ford wanted to patch that engine with a new head and piston only,and I wouldn't accept it.It took a lawyer to do it,but Ford bought it back.I've been a diehard Ford man all my life,but I wouldn't take another one if it was given to me.Like was said below,check with the mechanics in a couple of dealers,there probably won't be alot of good things said about that new engine.
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