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Old 09-28-2005, 04:10 PM
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my 05 doesn't leak... but i would get away from the 03 if you still can...
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Mine has never dripped on me, it just leaks. Were the oil goes I have NO idea!!!! Mine smokes like a mother when the oil gets low
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Old 09-28-2005, 04:21 PM
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Originally Posted by East Coast B
dammed air filters for the 6.0 are rediculously priced!!!!
This takes some of the pain away:
http://www.fleetfilter.com/

Fleet Filter is the place to go

Check it out, 33 bucks for both 6.0L fuel filters and 32 for the air filter. http://www.fleetfilter.com/application.html
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Originally Posted by Sean H
my 05 doesn't leak... but i would get away from the 03 if you still can...
I'm trying... I really like the truck though so if I can't get out of the deal I won't be too bummed. I might use it for 6 months and get rid of it. Shouldn't lose too much on it. It's an 03 King Ranch 250 with the ARE bed cover and 60 K for 24500. I don't think I got "dicked" but I don't think it was an extremely good deal either. I don't drive much so I should be able to sell it for about the same in a few months if it starts giving me headaches. They have a 5 yr 100k powertrain warranty so major stuff should be covered. What do u guys think ?
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I'm trying... I really like the truck though so if I can't get out of the deal I won't be too bummed. I might use it for 6 months and get rid of it. Shouldn't lose too much on it. It's an 03 King Ranch 250 with the ARE bed cover and 60 K for 24500. I don't think I got "dicked" but I don't think it was an extremely good deal either. I don't drive much so I should be able to sell it for about the same in a few months if it starts giving me headaches. They have a 5 yr 100k powertrain warranty so major stuff should be covered. What do u guys think ?
ditch it if you can. you dont want a $24,500 headache.
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So I guess I shouldn't try to boost or chip it then huh ?
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Originally Posted by MarkSmith
Stay away from 2003 6.0 litre PSD.
Exactly!!! We lemon lawed ours, biggest POS I have ever owned.
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Old 09-28-2005, 05:22 PM
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03 f250 and had no problems 50k miles
knock on wood
i had a friend though with a 03 and he had a bad oil leak by some seal around the tranny
another friend had some turbo probs on his on 03
both had an early build date
some say that the f250 built after april or may were good but dont buy any before that
my f250 built in june
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Old 09-28-2005, 05:35 PM
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anybody have any overheating problems with there 6.0's? Our work trucks are a 03 and 04 350 superdutys w/6.0. Out of nowhere they will overheat and then be fine.. it has happened 3-4 times with each truck. We run a 45 hp programmer in both. could this cause this?
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Traviss
If this happens when towing. It is probably a head gasket. My
friend at the Ford dealer had one that would only overheat with a trailer in tow. The truck got a new engine. It was an 2004 F350
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