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builtfordtough13 04-29-2008 05:13 PM

Spied Diesel Expedition
 
4.4L diesel-powered Ford Expedition [Spied]

Thought this was interesting.

IQ9 04-29-2008 05:34 PM

Interestng news...too bad already bought mine. Sucks to be me.

builtfordtough13 04-29-2008 07:04 PM

I sure hope that they get rid of those ugly tail pipes, or tuck them up there a little better, because that it really ugly.

montecarlo31 04-29-2008 08:37 PM

I hope they lower diesel prices. At only 20% better fuel economy in daily driving i'll keep a gasser. Diesel alone is a 12% premium at the pump now days, then figure in the extra oil and fuel filter changes. I don't see you breaking even without major fuel economy improvments. Now if you tow heavy day in and day out then I can see it making a difference.

SUPERDUTY_untouchabl 04-29-2008 09:29 PM

I wonder if the extra mpg will make up for the higher diesel price. Oh and will urea be used instead of a dpf or is the dpf and urea gona be used together?

SemperFiDevilDog 05-05-2008 04:32 PM

Interesting

Lead Head 05-06-2008 10:23 AM


Originally Posted by SUPERDUTY_untouchabl (Post 6099550)
I wonder if the extra mpg will make up for the higher diesel price. Oh and will urea be used instead of a dpf or is the dpf and urea gona be used together?

DPF and Urea do two different things, DPF removes the physical soot you see, while Urea cleans up the gas coming out of the exhaust

n2umr 05-07-2008 07:33 AM

Here is a link to showing Corning's DPF's.

Corning Environmental Technologies - Corning Particulate Filters

Mark

Ogio 05-07-2008 11:09 AM

You could use red dye diesel.......


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