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I have a guy on my local Marketplace that's asking 15k for a 2010 with 436k miles on it.
High mile 6.4's are out there. They're just not in here.
JS
Denny
it would be good to know how many engines it had vs it’s still on the original stock engine.
i remember a hot shot driver that had a stock 6.4 owned since new that had 800k miles on it
not saying it’s impossible ...a hot shot driver runs a hot motor that burns off all water and fuel in the oil vs some one like me who had a new truck and only put 3k on it going to Home Depot three blocks away.
dpf’s stay clean if they are run hot vs never getting hot becuase of 20 minute runs to work, etc.
I deletd it with the tuner do I have to remove it like the dpf
If you have an EGR delete kit and your tuner has the EGR delete tune then yes. Make sure you load the tune before removing anything. I recommend blocking off at the up-pipe EGR supply pipe. You can see where I'm talking about behind the turbos. Partial cab off at minimum makes it a lot easier.
Edit: if you block off there, you'll have to drill and tap the block off plate. Also, I know some people switch to a 6.7 ebp sensor in this area.