Does any who has replaced their Ford pickup's diesel engine know if it is $12,000?
Seems kind of high.
B~
Does any who has replaced their Ford pickup's diesel engine know if it is $12,000?
Seems kind of high.
B~
Is the man who quoted you this price holding a large jar of Vaseline? Was that price outright or exchange?
Did it in my 1987 F350 Dualie cost me 6750.00 total.
But I am sure if your going the Dealer Route you'll get bent over big time.
Tim
That sounds incredibly high to me unless you are getting a long block & everything else
i.e. you burned up the old one & need "everything"!!
||That sounds incredibly high to me unless you are getting a long block & ||everything else || ||i.e. you burned up the old one & need "everything"!!
Actually, its common for diesels to be offered complete, with fuel system and all. PowerBilt and PROmaster offer them for reasonable money.
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Texas Parts Guy
even if youre talking canadian dollars that number just is not realistic. i could replace my entire 7.3PSD for around $5,000....a little more if i wanted to let someone else do the r&r.
im waiting to see how much for a new crate diesel that will be coming in the liberty. im already planning on a diesel swap into my unlimited rubi that ill be ordering. to bad i cant order it with no engine like the corvette (was an option though i dont remember what year, to order a corvette with no engine). ive grown to believe that an oil burner is the only way to go anymore.
Ol' Bill Hughes in ramj+w would beg to differ. :-)
But if you go the doit yourself route the dealer will bend you over to fix the amateur mistakes.
Sean
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