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Re: OT 2003 F250 diesels
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Posted by Hurst on January 07, 2006 at 11:27:53 from (66.129.5.5):
In Reply to: Re: OT 2003 F250 diesels posted by Bob on January 07, 2006 at 11:19:12:
I looked up the injectors on ebay, looks like about 80 bucks a hole for the 6.0. Not too bad. I know what you mean about high maintenance costs. I was just wondering if this truck is practical or not. It uses about half the oil that the 7.3 did (atleast that is what the specs on Internation's website said). Also, diesels seem to be longer lasting than gassers and heavier built. I have also heard some ugly stories for gas milage of the new 3 valve 5.4, so I figured a diesel that can get 20 on the highway would be a pretty good truck, esp buying used where you don't pay the upfront sticker cost. Thanks for the advice on the truck. I am thinking that a lot of people are just reading a few of the horror stories and then passing them on over and over and eventually you have hundreds of horror stories. Thanks for the help. I just like the thought of a diesel motor in a medium duty truck, esp it I end up getting a gooseneck to haul tractors around occasionally. Thanks for the help Hurst
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