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The Powerjokes are especially sensitive to foaming as the injectors are actuated by engine oil at extremely high pressure. The Ford literature indicates that foaming can be a problem, especially for the 7.2 DI. Since the change interval was lengthened somewhat for the 6.0, we assume there is...

The Motorcraft Superduty 15W-40 is especially formulated to avoid FOAMING of the engine oil. FOAMING will lessen the likelihood that the injector rack operates as designed and performance will suffer. The injector operation depends on an oil that doesn't FOAM. 4 qts of the engine oil are...

<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by Jelly: <strong> <blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by MNgopher: <strong> The 1.5 million refers to the number of people in the class in the class action lawsuit - not 1.5 million Dollars. If Wal-Mart loses this one, it will be for likely...

Hey Robbie, I'm fairly sure that in Alaska or very far North, kerosene or jetfuel is used, which is far less viscous. In fact, special injector pumps are available from Navistar that have special hardened parts to withstand the increased abrasion of the thinner fuels. 400 gls of fuel will get...

Houston will prolly get down to 55 or 60 F this winter, right? (He prolly travels). I thought that was a good question. I remember back in the old days sitting on the side of the road waiting for a mechanic to come and get us "ungelled", like Ill. or Indiana. Didn't have fuel heaters on the old...

Note on Walmart: If they can't get the class reduced on the latest lawsuit against them (1.5 million in class) and they lose the suit, you prolly won't be able to buy ANYTHING at their facilities. They be closed. <img border="0" alt="[Patriot]" title="" src="/forums/graemlins/patriot.gif" />

<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by Lightman: <strong> Rhinds, you are smoking some good stuff, please pass it. The cummins holds 12 quarts, or 3 gallons.... <img border="0" title="" alt="[Big Grin]" src="images/icons/grin.gif" /> </strong><hr /></blockquote>No wonder my '03 HO...

<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by Drew99GT: <strong> One other thing to think about is the fact that oil change shops lubricate your chassis components as well; something that shouldn't be overlooked. Especially on a 4wd jeep. It is very easy to do however. Your jeep probably only...

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I have an acquaintance that leases a Ford Van to FedEx. His first van, with PSD, was sold at 300k. The only problem he had was a faulty sending unit in the fuel tank. His second van, with PSD, now has about 150K, no problems. He uses Rotella 15W40 and whatever filters the oil change guy...

For those with Cummins Dodges in warranty it would be wise to check the FAQ on the Dodge Ram link at the Cummins website. Cummins mentions K&N specifically and states that DC and Cummins regard highflow filters like the K&N a <nono> due to inadequate filtration leading to piston scoring. <img...

The Cummins website Dodge link has specific reference to high air flow filters, namely K&N filters in the FAQ. Cummins states that their experience is that such filters like the K&N filter allow enough stuff through to score pistons. One assumes, since they mention specifically the brand, that...