Workhorse power module

[R-White]

Has anyone tried or have one of these Workhorse power module. It sounds real good. See at www.888luvdiesel.com. please let me know if it is worth trying. Thanks R-White

 

[rbattelle]

Any site with that many vague promises cannot possibly be anything but a scam. I can't find anything on that site that indicates what the thing actually does. All it says is that it doesn't increase fueling.



In my opinion, you'd be better off buying some fuel line magnets.



-Ryan

 

[SVazquez]

R-White,



How did you hear about this product?



Your link shows that there is a dealer about 3 miles from my house. I might go see what this is all about.



I'm not some expert but I have never heard of them.

 

[R-White]

SVasquez Saw it in Fastline farm equipment magazine Northwest Edition. It has farm equipment advertisements, and used equipment for sale. RON

 

[SVazquez]

I have to admit I'm inclined to echo what Ryan posted. But if I can get in touch w/ the AZ rep this weekend I'll go by his house or wherever he would like to meet and see what I can. Our son is coming home from Iraq Saturday to meet his 2 week old daughter so the schedule might be kind of full.

 

[jtsandbird]

was this product any good or not worth the effort?

 

[Jack in Alaska]

I have a Workhorse module. Got it from Piers Harry in May at his former shop in Surrey, BC. He gave it to me to try out.

It increased my mileage about 2 mpg. and gave a bit more power. I took it off last week to compare performance w/o it and also I do not have gauges yet to watch the boost/egt etc.

Too busy fishing.

 

[stacerbob]

I had a guy ask me about it also. Same thing back of some farm magazine. I told him I had never heard of it, this is the first I've seen of it.

 

[pwr2tow]

Any body with experience with this module?
Thanks,
Ron

 

[betterthanstock]

I was told by someone that bought one:



"its a Workhorse, By Dr. Performance... the instructions say "unplug the factory fuel connector from the fuel rail sensor. The tab of connector must be squeezed to release it from the sensor... Connect the Workhorse fuel plug to the fuel rail sensor... connect the factory fuel plug to the Workhorse fuel receptacle. "



Sounds like all pressure to me.

 

[Cattletrkr]

It's just a pressure box that makes some outrageous claims. It's probably not all bad, but there's just too many outright lies in their advertisements for me to ever think about buying one.

 

[CookJ]

You can learn more about this product by visiting workhorsemodule.com

 

[pwr2tow]

Ordered one for my friends 06 Dodge Cummins, should be here next week or so. All we care about is fuel mileage improvement since these trucks already have enough power in stock form for us.

I have been to many websites such as this one and can find nothing negative about the workhorse except the usual, "it's a rebadged Dr. Performance".

I have talked to several vendors and they don't deny it's a module made by the same company that supplies Dr. Performance his modules. The difference is the workhorse module uses a different program with a different code.

I'am looking for end users experience with the workhorse module.

 

[Dallyon2]

I have one. Am very pleased with the performance and mpg increase. Have used it for almost one year. No Problems. Got mine at thedieselchip.com, that has a banner on this site.

 

[DZLROKET]

Damn well BETTER work for $695!

 

[BradyWilliams]

They sold me one and I am looking to list it on Ebay. Tried to return it but they said NO. Oh well.

 

[pwr2tow]

Update,
Ordered the workhorse late Friday. Found out some things I didn't like. Called early Saturday morning to cancel order. Got a call Monday morning with some cock and bull story. Will keep updates coming. Hope I can get my money back.