Warning FORD 6.7L STOP SAFELY NOW EGT sensor malfunction
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Yeah I did not realize the warranty deal till after i already bought the truck. I have owned diesels all my life and always had 100k mile warranty on them so never even gave it a thought. I have 42k on mine now and the only problem I have with it is the death wobble when I hit a bump wrong. I am looking at new trucks right today and trying to decide between another ford or a chevy both diesel of course lol
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Okay, I now think my head is going to explode, I am now learning there is a 5y/50,000m warranty for emission components on the 6.7 Diesels.
Electronic Engine Control Sensors and Switches are covered under the emission coverage which doesn't seem right if, again, their failure shuts down the engine.
Thanks for the heads up to all of this Jamie77905, if I ever have to deal with what you went through I'll at least know what I am in for!
Have a Happy New Year!
Electronic Engine Control Sensors and Switches are covered under the emission coverage which doesn't seem right if, again, their failure shuts down the engine.
Thanks for the heads up to all of this Jamie77905, if I ever have to deal with what you went through I'll at least know what I am in for!
Have a Happy New Year!
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Yeah I did not realize the warranty deal till after i already bought the truck. I have owned diesels all my life and always had 100k mile warranty on them so never even gave it a thought. I have 42k on mine now and the only problem I have with it is the death wobble when I hit a bump wrong. I am looking at new trucks right today and trying to decide between another ford or a chevy both diesel of course lol
They are both very nice trucks and I have owned for the Ford and GMC diesels and I liked them both. But I don't see me going back to a GMC anytime soon, I just really like these new Super Duty trucks too much right now.
Good luck with the new purchase no matter which one you go with.
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I have a 2012 F250 bought new November of 2011. Just flipped 70k no troubles, did one recall/ replacement of the nox sensor. Other than that just oil and filters changed. Lots of towing our 29 Laveycraft to Powell and Havasu and my wife uses it for her daily work driver. Very Happy with it!!!
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This happened to me yesterday 12 F350 ... left me stranded, needed a tow.
Truck has 53K and dealer just called, said that all (4) sensors are reading 1000+°F and need to be replaced plus they are going to do the reflash update.
Anyone have any luck getting these parts and labor under warranty? Dealer said those components fall under the 3/36 warranty.
just under $ 900 to replace all 4 including labor.
Pissed that Ford knows of the problem issue, fixed the Ambo's and left the remaining owners high and dry to fix their problem.
Truck has 53K and dealer just called, said that all (4) sensors are reading 1000+°F and need to be replaced plus they are going to do the reflash update.
Anyone have any luck getting these parts and labor under warranty? Dealer said those components fall under the 3/36 warranty.
just under $ 900 to replace all 4 including labor.
Pissed that Ford knows of the problem issue, fixed the Ambo's and left the remaining owners high and dry to fix their problem.
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That is total BS if they don't cover it. Guess Ford felt more obligated to fixing the ambulances in fear of lawsuits from big healthcare corps and left the guys that use these trucks everyday high and dry.
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I had this EGT probe emission warranty discussion with my GM tech buddy back in Jan. He confirmed it, I was wrong on the EPA mileage coverage for trucks outside CA. Not the same as cars that is... 5/50 then it's your problem.
To which I say, then the EPA shouldn't have a problem with us straight piping these trucks at 50k because they allowed the manufacture off the hook. Knowing full well each would only build parts to meet that milestone. What a joke..
Because your only 3k over, I'd ask the dealer to submit a warranty claim for you and see if their rep is in a giving mood today. Take the wife in, let her test drive a new car before you go over to the service dept..
I'd certainly have it re-flashed, but not at the dealership if I owned it.