kmh3212
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I dont know if this has been posted. I did look. This is some very informative info on a new diesel engine.
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hone eagle
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Not new ,posted over a month ago Aug 30
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shaun479
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Still looks good to me, lets see how many recalls it has on the first generation of this engine.
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JIMNLIN
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hmmm, the exhaust manifold and turbo are in the vally between the heads. Reckon thats why the beast has two sperate cooling systems to maintain.
Its gonna' be interesting to see how this type of design works when pulling big loads especially in areas that can have 100-110 degree temps..
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hone eagle
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here's more
Some more stuff for the peanut gallery to jaw about ,I forget if they mention UREA but you can start there.
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david_42
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Quote:the exhaust manifold and turbo are in the vally between the heads. Reckon thats why the beast has two sperate cooling systems to maintain.
No, the second cooling system has nothing to do with the location of the turbo. It's there to provide air-to-liquid intercooling for the intake.
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eightballsidepocket
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Was it stated on another thread that the upcoming new Ford Diesel was developed in 3 years?
If true, is that a normal time period for developing a brand new diesel?
Will the new diesel change major work on these Ford P.U.'s where the cab does not have to be pulled anymore for certain work?
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ArkieVet
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One sad fact is that the engine will be manufactured in Mexico. I won't own one of them. My 6.4L was manufactured in Louisville, KY.
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I'm Rick James
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eightballsidepocket wrote:Was it stated on another thread that the upcoming new Ford Diesel was developed in 3 years?
If true, is that a normal time period for developing a brand new diesel?
Will the new diesel change major work on these Ford P.U.'s where the cab does not have to be pulled anymore for certain work?
Well, the Manhattan Project took 3 years and it turned out to be successful (not for the Japanese).
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