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I have done a lot of searching and etc on a starter. I see a ton of mix reviews on Mean Green. Diesel Power has 14 5 star reviews, go to XDP and 1/3 give it 1 star and says failed within 1st year.
So I am considering the Denso from CNCFab.com, the PowerMaster, and Mean Green.
I am looking for people that have installed any of the 3 and did you have any issues?
7.3 is a beast to crank and the stock starter just stinks. Did you see a big improvement from the 6.7?
I've put them in both our 7.3L trucks and noticed a difference, but I didn't realize it until we got our first cold spell afterwards. My F350 stays outside...too big for the garage...and it somewhat solved the cold start issues when the temperature gets in the 40's, being it spins the motor over faster.
I am pondering using the 5 gallons of 5w40 for this winter and next year's spring trip up high in the Rocky mtn area...
it is already sitting in the shop.
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