Is It A Fact?
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If it is true, at the right that everyone is swapping out new diesel engines to meet newer epa requirements, I won't feel comfortable with getting a new diesel for a good long time. I guess I actually have a legitimate reason for just keeping mine and modding it to the point that the only thing that is stock is the ford emblems(the ones that I can't take off that is, I already changed out my fender badges).
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Quit holding out on us man........
Show some FTE love and give us some info! 
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Great. So were supposed to trust the guy with the cartoon avatar to not make things up.
C'mon Fred. Surely there's something you could tell us or link us to. You know we don't have any patience.
C'mon Fred. Surely there's something you could tell us or link us to. You know we don't have any patience.
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We may know nothing more than you guys 
However, given the fact that the 6.4 won't meet the impending emission regulations, and that the contract between Navistar and Ford expires in the not too distant future...
However, given the fact that the 6.4 won't meet the impending emission regulations, and that the contract between Navistar and Ford expires in the not too distant future...
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Its also a fact that the 6.4/MaxxForce7 is capable of meeting the 2010 standards.
Hopefully these different forum categories were not added based on some unproven incorrect rumor. 
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Well you have 1 of 2 possibilities:
1. We don't know anything about it... and added the forum on a whim, given which we can't provide any info on the engine... because we know nothing.
2. We know it all, at which point we can't tell you anything, because telling you could result in us loosing the ability to gain that information in the future.
I will leave you up to select which one you think is correct
1. We don't know anything about it... and added the forum on a whim, given which we can't provide any info on the engine... because we know nothing.
2. We know it all, at which point we can't tell you anything, because telling you could result in us loosing the ability to gain that information in the future.
I will leave you up to select which one you think is correct
This is fun, it's like a TV game show. Hmmmm should I take case 1 or 2? 
Deal, or no deal?
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Ford and International have not been playing well together lately. The 6.4 liter V8 is not going away, it just may not be found between the fenders of a SuperDuty in the future.