and the bazillion o-rings that 6.0s have too 
Ford opinions on ford f250 7.3 powerstroke
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Haha. I imagine that.
I'm crossing my fingers that Ford did better with the 6.4, so far it doesn't seem like it will be a turd like the 6.0, but I guess only time will tell.
Yeah the first couple we got had some odd problems, EGR being one of them(imagine that) but since then they seem to be better so far.
who can forget this little jewel?
YouTube - 6.4 Ford diesel flame thrower option
this was a recall but it was only a PCM re-flash
I remember the 6.0s were bad right outta the box
now the 6.4s are splitting radiators(Ford promises they changed vendors on this one)
been doin' a couple of them a week
I'm selling 'em for about $430 each(warranty price)
there might even be a recall on this
and of course, if there's a recall they'll change the price to $100
who can forget this little jewel?
YouTube - 6.4 Ford diesel flame thrower option
this was a recall but it was only a PCM re-flash
I remember the 6.0s were bad right outta the box
now the 6.4s are splitting radiators(Ford promises they changed vendors on this one)
been doin' a couple of them a week
I'm selling 'em for about $430 each(warranty price)
there might even be a recall on this
and of course, if there's a recall they'll change the price to $100
Old thread revival of 18 yers ago
Now in 2025 of all the close 2 million Ford Superduty with the 7.3 diesel produced from 1999-2003 725.000 of these are still driving around 25 years later.
The mileage of some of these trucks are now marking 850K. to over a million miles without engine rebuild.
Seeing these amazing facts recently acquired 2 of them, a 1999 and 2000 F250 and are technically preparing and dressing them up to go in full daily service again
How many would be still in MUdders hands.?
Now in 2025 of all the close 2 million Ford Superduty with the 7.3 diesel produced from 1999-2003 725.000 of these are still driving around 25 years later.
The mileage of some of these trucks are now marking 850K. to over a million miles without engine rebuild.
Seeing these amazing facts recently acquired 2 of them, a 1999 and 2000 F250 and are technically preparing and dressing them up to go in full daily service again
How many would be still in MUdders hands.?
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Had 97 Supercab 4x4 with 7.3 and traded that for a 99 4x4 crewcab dually diesel with a7.3 hp only rated at 250 torque 500 + dually could smoke all 4 tires in back and got 19 mpg. Supercab got 20 + best engine out there. 
I gave my son my 2000 F350 CCLB. 310K on the engine. We just had to replace the injection wiring harnesses under the valve covers and the injection computer, but it still has great power and reliability. I figure after 25 years it leaving me stranded twice is pretty good..