2003 6.0 problems...
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The diagnosis the second time that I brought it in was that there was a "recurring loss of communication between the injectors and the PCM". They wanted me to replace the entire PCM.
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Ouch!!
Truck city in Buda is a little better, Or I go to Johnson/Sewell in Marble Falls. I know the two diesel techs and they are very good, They let me go in the back and talk/watch while they are working. I can hook you up if you want to. I would trust these guys and highly recomend them. Every time I go in there they try to hire me to sell trucks or turn wrenchs. I pretty much know all the people at Johnson-sewell.
Truck city in Buda is a little better, Or I go to Johnson/Sewell in Marble Falls. I know the two diesel techs and they are very good, They let me go in the back and talk/watch while they are working. I can hook you up if you want to. I would trust these guys and highly recomend them. Every time I go in there they try to hire me to sell trucks or turn wrenchs. I pretty much know all the people at Johnson-sewell.
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That's a hell of a drive for me for a diag. The serv advisor told me the tech spent 3.5 hours on the truck this last time it was in there. I really just want to know what's wront wth the truck - I've built many cars and I could repair it fairly easily myself if I knew what they problem was.....
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Yeah, I really don't know what to do with this.
This is my first diesel truck and I really don't know what's normal.
Does anybody live in the Austin area that could take a look at it and see what about the truck is out of whack?
Any reccomended shops?
This is my first diesel truck and I really don't know what's normal.
Does anybody live in the Austin area that could take a look at it and see what about the truck is out of whack?
Any reccomended shops?
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I know alot of people their at Johnson sewell as well. Mrs Johnson help put me though Texas A&M years ago. My wife worked there for years and left to finally pass her CPA exam. I'm from Burnet and they always do good work there expect I had to take my 06 back twice to finally get the turbo right.
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Hey Burnet, I am with you, I know all the people there..who was the lady that you knew that left? I know TEX who is the diesel tech. Hes good. Bill is the service writer Manager, Leslie who used to be the service writer is at the body shop now.
Rodney the Sales Manager, always offers me a sales job when I am in there.
Rodney the Sales Manager, always offers me a sales job when I am in there.
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I know Mr and Mrs. Jonhson , Butch, Ben Watson, Bill in service, Rodney as well, Tony Pipienger, Scott Macdonald, and Marylin. My wife was Heather she work in accounting for 4 years there.
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