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6.5 Diesel PMD
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Posted by bm3501466 on September 04, 2006 at 17:31:41 from (71.79.45.224):
Why do the pump module drivers on the GM 6.5 diesel go bad so often? I am on my second one in 12,000 miles. That is ridiculous. I have seen those heat exchanger products they make that attach to the PMD to make them cool better. Do these work well? It is quite funny, I broke down the other day because of the thing. I didn"t have anything to cool the PMD down in my truck except for a fire extinguisher. I gave that thing a quick spray and then it started right up. Anyways my question is what do you recommend to prevent future PMD burnouts? Thanks
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