HighSierra86
Active Member
Very well said Missy
Our newest truck (07' W5500) is without a doubt, the biggest pile of crap we have ever owned. Truck has been in and out of the dealer since it was brand new with the same problem. We have replaced all the injectors twice (plus #4 again), new turbo, new PCM, along with some other smaller items. All in only 12K miles. All of this is revolving around a faulty underboost reading which keeps causing the computer to go into limp mode.
Note the word "computer"
This truck has been in the shop for sometimes over a month at a time. And we still have no idea what is the problem. We came into similar problems with our 05 Dmax. We try to keep upgrading our fleet of trucks, but sometimes I wonder what is the point, other than saftey. They sure as hell arent very reliable. Our 89 6.2 will sit all winter and then start right up in 20deg weather.
It sometimes really dissapoints me to think this is where we are headed. More and more computers, and more fancy/expensive software to fix them. So when it comes time for a rebuild on my personal truck, the DB is getting dropped in. Which leads us back to the point on this thread...........
Our newest truck (07' W5500) is without a doubt, the biggest pile of crap we have ever owned. Truck has been in and out of the dealer since it was brand new with the same problem. We have replaced all the injectors twice (plus #4 again), new turbo, new PCM, along with some other smaller items. All in only 12K miles. All of this is revolving around a faulty underboost reading which keeps causing the computer to go into limp mode.
Note the word "computer"
This truck has been in the shop for sometimes over a month at a time. And we still have no idea what is the problem. We came into similar problems with our 05 Dmax. We try to keep upgrading our fleet of trucks, but sometimes I wonder what is the point, other than saftey. They sure as hell arent very reliable. Our 89 6.2 will sit all winter and then start right up in 20deg weather.
It sometimes really dissapoints me to think this is where we are headed. More and more computers, and more fancy/expensive software to fix them. So when it comes time for a rebuild on my personal truck, the DB is getting dropped in. Which leads us back to the point on this thread...........