ESP pays off again
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Tuned
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From: Apache, OK
ESP pays off again
About a month ago, I used ESP for the first time to replace EGR cooler. Would have cost somewhere north of $2,600, but free with warranty.
I just had o-rings replace on high pressure something that would have cost $1,360, but free on warranty.
Codes were Low Boost on Turbo, Low Pressure on ICP(?), and misfiring on #8 cylinder. I don’t understand how just replacing o-rings fixed all this, but it does run a whole lot better.
I just had o-rings replace on high pressure something that would have cost $1,360, but free on warranty.
Codes were Low Boost on Turbo, Low Pressure on ICP(?), and misfiring on #8 cylinder. I don’t understand how just replacing o-rings fixed all this, but it does run a whole lot better.
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From: Whittier, CA
Nice to hear you are happy, Jim. However, those things would have been covered under your 5yr/100k motor warranty, even without your ESP warranty. But it would have cost you $100 each time, so your ESP did save you from that.
Great news that it's fixed correctly.
Great news that it's fixed correctly.
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Good for you on that coverage, but wish you had no problems with your truck. How many miles on it?
Not hijacking, but I just got my first use out of my Dieselcare, the 13 point plan that gives me a couple more years on my '03. Zero deductible...turbo cleaned and CHRA replaced, test trip tomorrow to see if it is fixed.
Not hijacking, but I just got my first use out of my Dieselcare, the 13 point plan that gives me a couple more years on my '03. Zero deductible...turbo cleaned and CHRA replaced, test trip tomorrow to see if it is fixed.
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Tuned
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From: Apache, OK
The truck is an ’06 which came with 3 yr/36K warranty. Truck now has 120K. Bottom line is that I paid $1,450 for the warranty and have now received about $4,000 worth of work absolutely free, plus rent car. If I had that rate of return on my investments – oh, well, dream on.
I am only a little concerned that I have encountered two problems about 1,000 miles apart – but now I have confidence that the ESP really does work as advertised.
I am only a little concerned that I have encountered two problems about 1,000 miles apart – but now I have confidence that the ESP really does work as advertised.
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From: The Land Of Time
They probably cleaned your turbo, replaced the #8 injecotr and resealed the rest on that side, and ,replced the ICP. I also bought the ESP and have yet to use it. Man you do put the miles on...my 06 has 55k. She was a worker the first 2 years I had it now its a garage queen, so I am battling the low boost code everytime I drive it. It runs fine after the veins free up so I just clear the code and drive on. I know letting it sit is no good for it, I do drive it about once every week or so but lately its just not enough.
Glad to see the ESP works.
Sarge
Glad to see the ESP works.
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I have 06 f-250 cc FX4 with 110,500 I'm not to far behind you, but i wish that i had gotten the esp. I just had to replace the ficm out of pocket. That is great that you had it.
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