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Will it be a problem running mexican deisel with the 6.7 We holiday in southern Mexico for the winter and the sulpur content is higher in Mexico.I have heard that it will clean itself out if not used for a prolonged period of time.
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Assembled in Mexico.
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Is there anyone that has any insight on this subject? I know if you have a vehicle designed to run on high content sulpher fuel it can run low sulpher fuel with a lubricity additive - but the other was around - I am not sure - the owners manual says it will damage the motor and void the warranty.
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Is there anyone that has any insight on this subject? I know if you have a vehicle designed to run on high content sulpher fuel it can run low sulpher fuel with a lubricity additive - but the other was around - I am not sure - the owners manual says it will damage the motor and void the warranty.
Maybe there are some other issues with the EGR but the DOC/DPF has been the primary concern.
I've read several guys post about being in mexico with their 6.4l's with no issues.
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Sorry to hi-jack the thread all - But Rebeljet cannot receive PM messages yet as he is a new user, so please excuse the off subject inquiry - Rebeljet I was curious about your holiday trips in Mexico, Do you go with a group? If not have you ever had problems with security on a trip or with people trying to take your rig? Do you hire security? For many years I have had a desire to go to Mexico with my family but have always decided not to go as I've received many reports that it is too dangerous.
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We have been driving to Mexico for five years now and have never encountered any problems.This year we plan on driving with two other rvers because of the recent drug wars
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FWIW, in Baja they import U.S. ULSD, in most of the rest of Mexico they use LSD like we used just a couple of years ago.
I'd definitely talk with my dealer about the effects of LSD on my emmisions system.
I'd definitely talk with my dealer about the effects of LSD on my emmisions system.
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You may want to check with your dealer or someone at Ford Technical Support. I know on the construction equipment we manufacture that we provide a dealer-engaged high-temp regen procedure to "fix" DPF and DOC that have been "poisoned" by use of higher sulfur fuel. I don't know if Ford has written the same code into their engine control software, but I would not be suprised if there is not a software solution in the Ford toolbox that is not public knowledge.
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