EMY92 said:Demand may drop, but material costs are going to continue upward. It may reduce or eliminate ADMs, but cars and houses are going to continue to increase with inflation.BrazosDog02 said:
Houses and trucks bout to get cheap.
Contact info in profile$Bill said:
Contacted a ford dealer as the price said contact for availability on a F150 Lariat and they said $81k. Lolol, told them they were higher than giraffes you know what.
Its so corrosive you'll get maybe 6 months out of it if you are lucky before failure.BrazosDog02 said:
Drain tank. Refill with diesel. Change all the filters and separators, drive the dog **** out of it.
Also, I feel like "We gotta replace the injectors" is standard money making policy anytime a truck goes in for something like this. I think it's bull***** I can't believe modern diesels are so fragile.
reproag said:Contact info in profile$Bill said:
Contacted a ford dealer as the price said contact for availability on a F150 Lariat and they said $81k. Lolol, told them they were higher than giraffes you know what.
Bronco6G said:Its so corrosive you'll get maybe 6 months out of it if you are lucky before failure.BrazosDog02 said:
Drain tank. Refill with diesel. Change all the filters and separators, drive the dog **** out of it.
Also, I feel like "We gotta replace the injectors" is standard money making policy anytime a truck goes in for something like this. I think it's bull***** I can't believe modern diesels are so fragile.
a07nathanb said:
File a claim on your insurance. Some companies have exclusions for misfueling but not all. I have a friend that did this earlier this year and Germania covered it
