when????
Thread Starter
|
Junior User
Joined: Jun 2009
Posts: 52
Likes: 0
when????
I think it would be cool if we could have a sticky where people detail mileage of when parts failed on their trucks. Like say; egr failure @ xx, xxx miles and maybe description how you have been using the truck. Just to give a general idea when something may go bad.
Hotshot
Joined: Apr 2010
Posts: 19,055
Likes: 235
From: Saratoga Springs,UT
I have thought about this before and Like the Idea
Some things have to many varibles and might be very inconsistent But it shure Couldnt hurt anything
But if we had lots of samples we maybe able to see a Pattern
Like OEM Brake Pads Im thinking most guys get 70K-80K out of them for a truck that dont tow much
Some things have to many varibles and might be very inconsistent But it shure Couldnt hurt anything
But if we had lots of samples we maybe able to see a Pattern
Like OEM Brake Pads Im thinking most guys get 70K-80K out of them for a truck that dont tow much
Fleet Owner
Joined: Nov 2003
Posts: 27,888
Likes: 3,602
So many parts fail due to heavy use or lack of maintenance or as a result of other problems (ie domino effect, like alternator-batteries-FICM). Timing can vary quite a bit in these situations. Also, it can be different between year models (ie ICPs and HPOPs).
Thread Starter
|
Junior User
Joined: Jun 2009
Posts: 52
Likes: 0
Yeah I understand... so adding years to it is a good idea. Mainly the major failures like stc fitting, or egr failure, oil cooler failure, etc.... also prob need to add any mods done prior. Just to get a idea for someone who hasn't had any failures yet. My 06 truck has 85k and ficm started going, got replacement from Ed.
Hotshot
Joined: Apr 2010
Posts: 19,055
Likes: 235
From: Saratoga Springs,UT
EGR and Oil Cooler failure mainly gets dictated by how well the block got cleaned after casting process this will be Impossible to track
In all Honesty Most thing will be IMPOSSIBLE To Track due to to many varibles
The best thing you can do really is read on the tech folder and do ALL Reliability mods
And the HANDS DOWN Best way to see most failure coming is GAUGES
But you Must take gauges a Step further you have to know what your looking at wether or not your getting into a problem area
Lots folks have gauges Like my Bro in Law he has a D-Max whatever great so I see he had a 3 gauge pillair so I ask him what they was and what operating values he didnt want to Excede
Well all he knew was the name of them But had ZERO Idea what he was looking at
I see all these guys driving down the road in diesel truck all have the pillair stacked with gauges and Id bet only 1 in 5 really know what he is looking at The other 4 are just Cool Cats if you know what I mean
So its Vital you get the gauges but also know what your looking at
In all Honesty Most thing will be IMPOSSIBLE To Track due to to many varibles
The best thing you can do really is read on the tech folder and do ALL Reliability mods
And the HANDS DOWN Best way to see most failure coming is GAUGES
But you Must take gauges a Step further you have to know what your looking at wether or not your getting into a problem area
Lots folks have gauges Like my Bro in Law he has a D-Max whatever great so I see he had a 3 gauge pillair so I ask him what they was and what operating values he didnt want to Excede
Well all he knew was the name of them But had ZERO Idea what he was looking at
I see all these guys driving down the road in diesel truck all have the pillair stacked with gauges and Id bet only 1 in 5 really know what he is looking at The other 4 are just Cool Cats if you know what I mean
So its Vital you get the gauges but also know what your looking at
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
