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6.4s are literally bored out 6.0s with better head studs, that's it. So those definitely can have issues. Part of the intercooler on the driver side of 6.7 Cummins is plastic too. Didn't believe it until a customer showed me. I don't know how a Ford 6.7 is "falling apart" (what exactly is wrong?) with 36k miles on it. I've seen several with about 80k come out from the oilfield of West Texas that are in fine shape. (We don't keep anything with mileage.)

H&E came to service a man lift at our job. That truck has 98k on it and has went through 3 motors already. Both times it was gps taking out valves. They have 6 of these 6.7 psd and only 1 other has had the motor replaced. They are selling the two that have had the motors replaced and getting a gm and a dodge.
Can't figure out what's causing it?! He was running that tuned WAY too high, for starters. Almost doubling the HP and TQ is never good for it. I'm not surprised in the least that he had problems with it. Jeez . . .
Yeah but it's BLUE, diesel caps are GREEN. I'd only let it slide of your colorblind, but if your colorblind you know shapes sizes and other ways to differentiate things haha but yeah it should be in a different spot to lessen the chances
Oh, I think where it is is a great spot for it. People just need not be R-tards lol.
Unless I towed over 5k weekly I couldn't justify the maintenance cost and initial cost of a 3/4 ton diesel.
The 5.4 unless upgraded is a dog in the 3/4 ton. But parts and ownership is cheap. Lots of power adders available, but is horrible on gas. Not to mention the 3v in 04 was just engineering gone wrong.
Moreover, if your going with a 3/4 -1 ton without doing lots of modifications the diesel is the obvious winner.
Not a fan of the sequential turbos on the 6.4 but I think it's a better factory diesel than the 6.0. Buying head bolts for a diesel isn't cheap. The tty on the 6.0's sucked.
Tons of articles on each engine. Just do some research on diesel forums and make your choice. There is a huge discrepancy in price of an 08 diesel vs 04 5.4
The 5.4 unless upgraded is a dog in the 3/4 ton. But parts and ownership is cheap. Lots of power adders available, but is horrible on gas. Not to mention the 3v in 04 was just engineering gone wrong.
Moreover, if your going with a 3/4 -1 ton without doing lots of modifications the diesel is the obvious winner.
Not a fan of the sequential turbos on the 6.4 but I think it's a better factory diesel than the 6.0. Buying head bolts for a diesel isn't cheap. The tty on the 6.0's sucked.
Tons of articles on each engine. Just do some research on diesel forums and make your choice. There is a huge discrepancy in price of an 08 diesel vs 04 5.4
Those H&E trucks are completely stock. And the hp/tq ratings shouldn't have anything to do with the cab giving him problems. Regardless all the new diesels are good, sound sweet, and have enough power to do what needs to be done.
I'm talking about the guy that had the 13 and got a 14. On the truck with 3 motors, I bet it's the same case as the guy on here that's had 5 motors in his Ecoboost. Something else is wrong, cause there's no way 3 motors have gone out in that few of miles without something malfunctioning that isn't being fixed.
I'm talking about the guy that had the 13 and got a 14. On the truck with 3 motors, I bet it's the same case as the guy on here that's had 5 motors in his Ecoboost. Something else is wrong, cause there's no way 3 motors have gone out in that few of miles without something malfunctioning that isn't being fixed.

