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ROB FREEMAN 11-19-2014 06:41 PM

sometimes . i wish id a traded my 13 superduty on a new 15 superduty .instead of the 2015 denali hd .. i just hated those dame doors that looked like there dented by the door handles , it drove me nuts .. nuts .. nuts.. love the truck other than that .. congrats

seafordguy 11-19-2014 06:45 PM


Originally Posted by 79formula (Post 4221906)
I have a 7.3. Love my Ford Superduty. The 6.0s were junk, and the 6.4s not much better. I hope they got the 6.7 right so I can buy your truck in 7-8 years. Nice Ride!

Like my 6.4. Supposedly the bottom ends are more stout than the 6.7's.

As long as your deleted I don't see any concerns on the 6.4. That being said the original batteries in my 7.3 lasted 12 years including 7 New Hampshire winters and my 6.4 batteries **** the bed on me Monday night. That was an aggitation

ROB FREEMAN 11-19-2014 06:51 PM

yes i agree the 6.4 must be deleted . the regens kill that motor . the motor that actually makes oil .

ChrisK 11-19-2014 07:52 PM

Traded a 7.3 dually for a new ram cummins about a year ago... the new motors are beasts...

wannabe 11-20-2014 10:50 AM

Congrats...from a duramax owner. The 3/4 ton and 1 ton markets are well served by the big 3- wonder how long Toybota is going to wait to enter that market.....

Wannabe

donzi matt 11-20-2014 11:23 AM


Originally Posted by seafordguy (Post 4222034)
Like my 6.4. Supposedly the bottom ends are more stout than the 6.7's.

As long as your deleted I don't see any concerns on the 6.4. That being said the original batteries in my 7.3 lasted 12 years including 7 New Hampshire winters and my 6.4 batteries **** the bed on me Monday night. That was an aggitation

Cold doesn't damage batteries, heat does. You won't actually see the failure until the temperature drops and there is more demand put on the batteries.

I agree with eveything you said on the 6.4. If you are willing to delete they are the best bargain out there for a used diesel.

wannabe 11-22-2014 09:15 AM


Originally Posted by donzi matt (Post 4222379)
Cold doesn't damage batteries, heat does. You won't actually see the failure until the temperature drops and there is more demand put on the batteries.

I agree with eveything you said on the 6.4. If you are willing to delete they are the best bargain out there for a used diesel.

I am not sure i agree with cold not killing batts....


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