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Old Mar 29, 2009 | 01:30 PM
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Everyone needs to get on youtube and flag his videos as harmful LOL.
 
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Old Mar 29, 2009 | 01:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Izzy351
You're spot-on, Curtis. I watched a few of his vids more for the comedic aspect than anything else. The only thing that I think you can gleam from the vids is a look at the inside of whatever you're working on if you've never been into it before. I watched his WW install and found at least a half dozen incorrect statement and flat out wrong info. Then he installed & removed the wheel with and **IMPACT WRENCH**.

That turd wouldn't set foot anywhere near my truck...

The only reason I even bother with him, I watch the video's with no sound, and I come up with my own conclusion on what needs to be done and how. And if something comes up i'm puzzled about, I'll ask it here on FTE or any knowledgeable forum site for that matter.
 
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Old Mar 29, 2009 | 01:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Pocket
Watch the PMR vs Forged rod video. His some of his outrageous claims include that PMR's bread because of high RPM's (false), that they break from tension instead of pressure (false), and that the 7.3L PMR's are just as strong as 6.0L PMR's (false).

There are other videos where he is flat out ripping off his customers. The first is out of ignorance, the second is **** poor workmanship. In this first video, he has a PSD come in for new injectors. He pops them in and sends the truck on it's way, all the while claiming it ran fine when it left the shop. A few weeks later the truck shows up with a cracked piston. The problem in this video is that he used Pensacola Injectors, which are the absolute worst injectors you can buy. Their build quality is crap, they don't flow match or bench test any of them, and I am positive he put a bad injector in that pissed out so much fuel it put a hole in the piston. Yet that guy still loves Pensacola Injectors, and fails to see where the problem is.

YouTube - FUBAR 7 3 NEAR DEATH EXPERIENCE

In this 2nd video, the guy can't even build a transmission that will make it beyond several thousand miles. Instead he is blaming the gearing on the truck for burning up the clutch material inside the trans. By doing so, he is even stating that the guy is getting no warranty on his transmission. What a load of crap. Get a good quality trans builder like BTS or John Woods, and they don't make excuses like this guy. They can and do build transmissions that handle much more abuse, and they still honor their warranty too. So basically, he is completely ripping off his customer in this video.
I watched that one with the cracked piston, and he was trying to blame the customer for "FUBARING" the piston.


There was another one where a customer "FUBARED" his turbo, and he was claiming that the customer was running 40 to 50 lbs. of boost on a stock turbo .
 
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Old Mar 29, 2009 | 02:45 PM
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Well did'nt I get a slap in the face....as a first time diesel owner, I was looking to learn all I could about the PSD, When I happen to come across that site.
I had no Idea, and I had no intent to starting an argument, and the degradation of his, and my knowledge of the PSD. After all, isnt the purpose of these forums to help others? That was my only intention!!!!
I learned more from this thread than I had ever intended....
 
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Old Mar 29, 2009 | 03:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Franko72
Well did'nt I get a slap in the face....as a first time diesel owner, I was looking to learn all I could about the PSD, When I happen to come across that site.
I had no Idea, and I had no intent to starting an argument, and the degradation of his, and my knowledge of the PSD. After all, isnt the purpose of these forums to help others? That was my only intention!!!!
I learned more from this thread than I had ever intended....
No man, none of the posts by anymeans were mean to degrade you in any way. I know you were only trying to help others even though you were unaware of the truth about this site. The site that you are on right now is one of the best places to learn more about your PSD. My appologies if I offended you directly.
 
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Old Mar 29, 2009 | 04:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Ziggy.
I could understand in certain cases that are mentioned above for changing it out. But Bill's(powerstrokehelp guy) reason for doing it b/c he says" the system is design to circulate the HPOP oil with the rest of the oil, however it doesnt quite work that way"

I had some jabroni who wanted to buy my truck for a decent prce, he came and looked it down and nit picked me on everything. Claimed he was a master with these engines...HE SAID THE SAME THING BILL SAID ABOVE. I just laughed....305k later with never one hpop oil change and it runs like a champ. Its complete bullcrap.

Ya,the point above proves he doesnt know his stuff. You guys r sharp!
 
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Old Mar 29, 2009 | 04:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Franko72
Well did'nt I get a slap in the face....as a first time diesel owner, I was looking to learn all I could about the PSD, When I happen to come across that site.
I had no Idea, and I had no intent to starting an argument, and the degradation of his, and my knowledge of the PSD. After all, isnt the purpose of these forums to help others? That was my only intention!!!!
I learned more from this thread than I had ever intended....
Hey sorry we all kinda got on a roll. We had no intentions of bashing you, most of the guys on here joke around alot and know eachother pretty well. This is by far the most helpful forum for your truck and a great group of caring people. Dont let this discourage you, post some more too! Everyone brings a different PSD experiance to the table. Sorry if i sound like a liberal kindergarton teacher ha! I bet you were expecting me to say somthing like "theres no such thing as a stupid question!" ... REALLY>!?
 
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Old Mar 29, 2009 | 05:35 PM
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Its just sad that people like PSH get out there and give all these people bad advise I guess so when it goes wrong that can take it to a mechanic or him and have him "fix it". Hang around here you'll find out all you need to know and more
 
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Old Mar 29, 2009 | 05:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Franko72
Well did'nt I get a slap in the face....as a first time diesel owner, I was looking to learn all I could about the PSD, When I happen to come across that site.
I had no Idea, and I had no intent to starting an argument, and the degradation of his, and my knowledge of the PSD. After all, isnt the purpose of these forums to help others? That was my only intention!!!!
I learned more from this thread than I had ever intended....
Don't worry, no one was trying to rip on you in this thread. We were mainly ripping apart the guy who made the videos. The problem is that people with limited knowledge of the Powerstrokes take his advice at face value, which can end up misleading them.

Oh, and I'm an idiot and forgot the link in my previous post to the second video I was talking about (the one where he ripped off the customer with his shoddy transmission build):

YouTube - FUBAR BIG TIRES KILLS TRANSMISSIONS
 
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Old Mar 29, 2009 | 06:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Franko72
Well did'nt I get a slap in the face....as a first time diesel owner, I was looking to learn all I could about the PSD, When I happen to come across that site.
I had no Idea, and I had no intent to starting an argument, and the degradation of his, and my knowledge of the PSD. After all, isnt the purpose of these forums to help others? That was my only intention!!!!
I learned more from this thread than I had ever intended....
Hopefully you did not take the comments as if they were directed at you. As I said earlier, there is some basic knowledge that can be gained by watching his videos, and seeing what he's doing is helpful, but some of his information is misleading to say the least.

If you are truly looking to learn about the PSD, is it not better to get more than one side of the story, listen to each argument, and make your decision from there?

We would be happy to discuss any particular video you have a question about. If the video is correct, we'll tell you. If there's something wrong in the video, we can tell you specifically what is wrong and why, instead of just saying he's wrong.
 
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Old Mar 29, 2009 | 09:51 PM
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I appreciate veryones feedback, and I appologise for jumping on the defensive, I just figured everyone was gonna gang up on the new guy (me). Im just trying to learn all I can about these engines without asking a million questions and tying up all the threads.
I actually did a search on FTE before I posted, and did not come up with any info on the PSH site. So thats why I thought I would share it....
No harm, no foul...And yes I have been a member since 2006, but up intil a few weeks ago, I owned a gas F250 that I never had a problem with, so I never posted, I just read, and learned. But I just brought home a 220,000 mile PSD, and thats what brought me here to the diesel threads for the first time. Hope I did'nt wear out my welcome?

Frank
 
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Old Mar 29, 2009 | 09:58 PM
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Originally Posted by Franko72
I appreciate veryones feedback, and I appologise for jumping on the defensive, I just figured everyone was gonna gang up on the new guy (me). Im just trying to learn all I can about these engines without asking a million questions and tying up all the threads.
I actually did a search on FTE before I posted, and did not come up with any info on the PSH site. So thats why I thought I would share it....
No harm, no foul...And yes I have been a member since 2006, but up intil a few weeks ago, I owned a gas F250 that I never had a problem with, so I never posted, I just read, and learned. But I just brought home a 220,000 mile PSD, and thats what brought me here to the diesel threads for the first time. Hope I did'nt wear out my welcome?

Frank
No fear of that. Keep posting and asking questions this is the site on the web. Welcome to the 7.3 forum.
 
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Old Mar 29, 2009 | 09:58 PM
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I appreciate veryones feedback, and I appologise for jumping on the defensive, I just figured everyone was gonna gang up on the new guy (me). Im just trying to learn all I can about these engines without asking a million questions and tying up all the threads.
I actually did a search on FTE before I posted, and did not come up with any info on the PSH site. So thats why I thought I would share it....
No harm, no foul...And yes I have been a member since 2006, but up intil a few weeks ago, I owned a gas F250 that I never had a problem with, so I never posted, I just read, and learned. But I just brought home a 220,000 mile PSD, and thats what brought me here to the diesel threads for the first time. Hope I did'nt wear out my welcome?

Frank
This isn't like alot of other forums you will run into. The guys were just ******* on PSH for good reason, but we are all happy to help you. If you need anything don't hesitate to ask...
 
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Old Mar 29, 2009 | 10:00 PM
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You didn't wear out your welcome. Just stick around and ask all you want. We were all in your shoes at one time.
 
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Old Mar 29, 2009 | 10:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Franko72
Hope I did'nt wear out my welcome?
Not at all!

You got us all thinking about this stuff agian.

Welcome to the 7.3 Happy Fizzies Party! Stick around. We've got some pretty sharp diagnostic minds around here.

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