I MISS my 6.0
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I MISS my 6.0
It may not run right now, but it does blow a #@%@ spark plug out when I'm 150 miles from home on a limited access turn pike. Had to drive all the way home on 9 cylinders. Broke the coil pack right off.
Tomorrow will be a visit to the dealer and see what it costs to get it fixed. I'm pretty sure it's going to be something in the neighborhood of an arm or a leg. I know I could do the repair myself, but also at the price of an arm and a leg. $400 is outrageous. $100-200 I could swallow, unpleasantly, but I could do it.
Just not my day today...
Tomorrow will be a visit to the dealer and see what it costs to get it fixed. I'm pretty sure it's going to be something in the neighborhood of an arm or a leg. I know I could do the repair myself, but also at the price of an arm and a leg. $400 is outrageous. $100-200 I could swallow, unpleasantly, but I could do it.
Just not my day today...
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Once the lady and step kids are here, we'll be ditching her Cruze and getting another Excursion. She'll inherit mine and I plan on getting a 6.0 to go crazy with. I love my 7.3, but the modification returns on the 6.0 speak for themselves.
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I love my 6.0
Originally Posted by Krazee Matt
Once the lady and step kids are here, we'll be ditching her Cruze and getting another Excursion. She'll inherit mine and I plan on getting a 6.0 to go crazy with. I love my 7.3, but the modification returns on the 6.0 speak for themselves.
Join Me and Michael, it's bliiiiiiiissssssss
P.S. I love my 6.0 too! It's a powerful Monster (hence its name) that hasn't let me down and puts a HUGE smile on my face when I drive. I love driving it anywhere.
You gotta get yours back on the road Jay, if you were close to where I live, it'd be running by now.
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It may not run right now, but it does blow a #@%@ spark plug out when I'm 150 miles from home on a limited access turn pike. Had to drive all the way home on 9 cylinders. Broke the coil pack right off.
Tomorrow will be a visit to the dealer and see what it costs to get it fixed. I'm pretty sure it's going to be something in the neighborhood of an arm or a leg. I know I could do the repair myself, but also at the price of an arm and a leg. $400 is outrageous. $100-200 I could swallow, unpleasantly, but I could do it.
Just not my day today...
Tomorrow will be a visit to the dealer and see what it costs to get it fixed. I'm pretty sure it's going to be something in the neighborhood of an arm or a leg. I know I could do the repair myself, but also at the price of an arm and a leg. $400 is outrageous. $100-200 I could swallow, unpleasantly, but I could do it.
Just not my day today...
A 9 cylinder 6.8 is about a 6.1. It did get you home after all.
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Should have said, I MISS my 6.0! Did 700 miles in the past few days, mostly highway. 6.0 would get 20+mpg on the trip, the 6.8 averaged 14mpg. Was a bit higher, but the last 150 miles on 9 cylinders dropped it down. It got me and the family home. Spark plug was sitting right in the engine valley.
Dealer quoted me around $500 and a half a day to fix it. Picking up the kit and doing it myself would be $400 for the tools + coil + plug, so about the same, plus shipping.
My 6.0 has had it's fair share of problems, but they have never been expensive, just labor intensive.
Dealer quoted me around $500 and a half a day to fix it. Picking up the kit and doing it myself would be $400 for the tools + coil + plug, so about the same, plus shipping.
My 6.0 has had it's fair share of problems, but they have never been expensive, just labor intensive.
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I'm rolling the dice, with the helicoil M14x1.25 kit for $50 out the door. Timesert would be nice, but it's not in the budget and I need to drive tomorrow. It'll be here by 2, I'll use a dab of JB Weld high temp on it to keep it in place, and leave it set over night. Not an ideal situation, but sometimes you gotta roll with what you have.
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