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Who is holding out for the truck? Or will you buy both?
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Who is holding out for the truck? Or will you buy both?
Buying both unless the price of the truck is just stupid - which it might be. If it's up in the neighborhood of a RAM 2500, it'll be hard for me to justify the cost.
EDIT: Of course, if it's just so badass I just have to have one....
Speaking of which, would you be getting yours with a diesel or would you be fine with a 3.6L? If diesel, what if it only came in an automatic? Would you still want it?
I thought the truck will be on the 1500 platform, not the 2500? :thinking:
I'm waiting for the truck with the diesel. However, heard from a guy that's a mechanic that says he gets a lot of blown Eco-diesels in his shop so have to look into it some more. Apparently when towing they run really hot. I'm guessing people are just towing way too much which is causing them to overheat. Anyone else heard about this?
However, heard from a guy that's a mechanic that says he gets a lot of blown Eco-diesels in his shop so have to look into it some more..... Anyone else heard about this?
I have personally seen at least 10 of the Ford ones. Broken rods and broken pistons. Just looked at another one this week. I don't know what the cause is, this is the first I've heard in regards to them blowing up from towing. I only get to see them after they are blown up.
Wonder if that’s from people tuning them? You know, the diesel drag racers, diesel fast and furious.
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Some have had evidence of that but some have not.