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I just purchased my first diesel and I couldn't be happier!!! But I have a couple questions for the more 'seasoned' diesel enthusiasts (not ashamed to let my lack of knowledge known to the world lol).
What are some general maintenance habits that I should be in when operating a diesel?
I would like to become more knowledgeable about diesels especially the 6.0, so lecture away on experience, good or bad, tips, tricks and do's and don'ts.
I purchased a 06 F250 Harley edition, got quite a few mods on it already and completely blows me away every time I get on the gas.
I just purchased my first diesel and I couldn't be happier!!! But I have a couple questions for the more 'seasoned' diesel enthusiasts (not ashamed to let my lack of knowledge known to the world lol).
What are some general maintenance habits that I should be in when operating a diesel?
I would like to become more knowledgeable about diesels especially the 6.0, so lecture away on experience, good or bad, tips, tricks and do's and don'ts.
I purchased a 06 F250 Harley edition, got quite a few mods on it already and completely blows me away every time I get on the gas.
Thanks for the advice!
The tech folder at the top of this forum has a wealth of information, enough to keep you reading for hours, https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/303583-6-0l-diesel-tech-folder.html
Get maintenance base lined, then once you're on the maintenance schedule and start working through the common issues in Stage 2, and you should be good to go.
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