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Originally posted by St59 View PostYup… sadly I can’t find a much better deal. Thought about going new, but at $90k for everything I want, I’m a little gunshy
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Originally posted by TX03RUBI View PostOrder it. I’ve got a 22’ 250 on order that’s optioned very similar to my current 17’ 350, BUT the 22’ is a 7.3 gasser. The 17’ is a 6.7. I’m paying $62K and change for my very well optioned 22’ 250 Lariat Tremor. Building it identical but 6.7 would cost me $7K more. Dropping the Tremor pack and going FX4 would save a couple grand as well.
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Originally posted by St59 View PostI don’t necessarily need a tow rig, I do pull a trailer at least once a week though. My truck now has issues with the electronics on the dash, that at this point is just annoying lol
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Originally posted by Big Lee View PostI do not mind helping with your electrical issue if this is your deciding factor. What is the issue. Might save you $48k
A few small shops have looked at it and all said the dash just needs to be re wired.
Light will turn on everytime I turn left or when put it in auto it will
Make that light blink
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My ‘14 Silverado had the transmission give up at 145k. Transmission repair shop said yup, it’s about the right time, I rebuild 2-3 of these a week.
Asked if I ever had any issues with the engine as well? No sir, why? He said the cylinder deactivation system on those were horrible and told me to prepare for that fix soon cause it was definitely coming. Traded it the following week for a super duty with the 6.7 and have been very happy. It was my first Ford but I can tell you honestly it won’t be my last.
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Originally posted by St59 View PostOkay so I have a 2014 Chevy Silverado 1500 with 105k miles. Got the itch for a new truck. Found a 2017 Ford F-350 6.7 lariat with skirted flatbed for $48k. Truck has all the options I want and feels like a reasonable price, but has 125k miles on it. Is the mileage on that truck something I should be worried about?
I put about 20-25k miles on a vehicle a year give or take. Ideally would like to get 5-7 years out of new truck
I’ve now got a 14’ F250 with 350,000 on it. Other than being on my 4th radiator, I’ve had almost zero problems. ECM went out about a year ago. Other than that it’s been a solid truck.
Go get it!
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Originally posted by St59 View PostAir bag light comes on when I turn left or hookup a loaded trailer. Dealerships and
A few small shops have looked at it and all said the dash just needs to be re wired.
Light will turn on everytime I turn left or when put it in auto it will
Make that light blink
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Originally posted by abilliott View PostMy ‘14 Silverado had the transmission give up at 145k. Transmission repair shop said yup, it’s about the right time, I rebuild 2-3 of these a week.
Asked if I ever had any issues with the engine as well? No sir, why? He said the cylinder deactivation system on those were horrible and told me to prepare for that fix soon cause it was definitely coming. Traded it the following week for a super duty with the 6.7 and have been very happy. It was my first Ford but I can tell you honestly it won’t be my last.
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Originally posted by abilliott View PostMy ‘14 Silverado had the transmission give up at 145k. Transmission repair shop said yup, it’s about the right time, I rebuild 2-3 of these a week.
Asked if I ever had any issues with the engine as well? No sir, why? He said the cylinder deactivation system on those were horrible and told me to prepare for that fix soon cause it was definitely coming. Traded it the following week for a super duty with the 6.7 and have been very happy. It was my first Ford but I can tell you honestly it won’t be my last.
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Id look at Texas speed or like company, they offer to remove the parts that fail and remove deactivation.
Originally posted by bradleymccaw View PostFunny you say that, other day my 14' had the trans as well as the lifters go out at 130k miles. Took it to my buddy at the dealership and was told that its rare to see them break 150.
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Truck will last a long time, but you need to be aware that repairs are likely. Injectors are a fairly common thing to replace starting about 150K. That can be a $8K repair, but will be good for another 150K miles. Turbos are less common of an issue, but still odds go way up after 150k miles. $3-4K repair. The DEF system..... IDK but they all seem to have issues at some point $1-4K.... Just realize diesels are more expensive to repair, but they will last in general a very long time.
If you go in knowing that a repair or two is likely in that time frame you will be happy, but if you want to buy it and not have to repair anything for another 150K miles I think you will be very disappointed.
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