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Re: powerstroke in trouble
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Posted by TimWafer on January 12, 2006 at 11:03:56 from (24.39.250.75):
In Reply to: powerstroke in trouble posted by betterdeadthanred on January 12, 2006 at 10:08:00:
Had my 95 Dodge Cummins blow the tranny apart when it was new with 599 miles on it. Parts strewn up & down the interstate. Seems they forgot a bearing retainer. But since then its been going strong.
We�ve been looking for a newer truck at work since we broke the frame on our old one. We do a lot of heavy towing with it. We took a 2001Ford diesel dually for a test drive a couple days ago. We were amazed at the lack of power. I've gotta believe there was something wrong with it but the dealer said that�s the way they are. My old dodge would leave that one in the dust for sure. Can there be that much difference?
Tim
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