SnoKing
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Most people don't know/don't care. Ignorance is bliss. There's a behind for every seat.
I guess so, as many have been sold, even to people that are on this forum.
Most people don't know/don't care. Ignorance is bliss. There's a behind for every seat.
Try to re-sell a 2020-2021 to anyone that has done a little research. The 2020-2021 will be liken to the 6.4 Powerstroked Ford's. Easier to fix than the 6.4's, but value will take a big hit. Now where are those class action vampires?
Try to re-sell a 2019-2020 to anyone that has done a little research. The 2020-2021 will be liken to the 6.4 Powerstroked Ford's. Easier to fix than the 6.4's, but value will take a big hit. Now where are those class action vampires?
I presume you mean 19-20.
Ford's don't have any problem with resale and they had the worst of the CP4s.
I think they will end up being like the 53 block, those who know don't want to buy them and those who don't will buy them all day long.
Don't you mean a 19-20 and a 6.0?
Try to re-sell a 2020-2021 to anyone that has done a little research. The 2020-2021 will be liken to the 6.4 Powerstroked Ford's. Easier to fix than the 6.4's, but value will take a big hit. Now where are those class action vampires?
I'd take it.
https://www.iveco.com/en-us/press-room/kit/Pages/New-Eurocargo-Euro-VI-FPT-engines.aspx
Non EGR and 50k miles oil change interval.
The QSB6.7 has certain applications that are EGR free as well since 2017 at lower hp levels. The fact they still require it at higher levels is quite telling. I'd wager Iveco would be no different.
The rumor I heard was the EPA basically demanded the EGR even after they had after treatment only options.What's interesting about that is out EGR is used mainly at low power and shut off at higher power levels.
Doesn’t that go against standard egr usage theory?What's interesting about that is our EGR is used mainly at low power and shut off at higher power levels.
The rumor I heard was the EPA basically demanded the EGR even after they had after treatment only options.
Doesn’t that go against standard egr usage theory?
I’m nowhere near your understanding level on modern diesel emissions but it was my understanding that egr increases with power output/high combustion chamber temp.I'm not sure what the standard EGR use theory is.
All I know is that both my CTS2 and looking at OEM files show the EGR is heavier at low power and as power increases the EGR use decreases. SCR use is the opposite, and why I get ~1000 mpg empty and ~500 mpg towing for my DEF.
I’m nowhere near your understanding level on modern diesel emissions but it was my understanding that egr increases with power output/high combustion chamber temp.
I guess so, as many have been sold, even to people that are on this forum.
Kinda like the eco boost engines. People test drive them and fall in love with the power and it's all over but the crying. The truck engines seem to fair better but the 2.0 should be renamed EcoBOMBD!