Washington, Kansas & Lincoln, Nebraska | Don't know about Chevy, but Ford didn't "have to quit". . . and the 6.4 is still being built and used by International. Ford simply is changing to an in house engine, largely because of difficulties that arose between them and International.
I wouldn;t give you 2 cents for any of the urea burners until I see that technology proven. Dodge will soon have to be among those . . . if they don't go belly up first.
Edited by Larry NCKS 2/6/2010 07:22
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Which new diesel pickup does a person buy????
