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| 6.7 Liter Dodge Cummins 07.5-UP Discussion of 6.7 Liter Dodge Cummins Diesels |
Has anyone experianced or heard of any problems with running purple fuel in the 6.7, my dad is thinking of getting one, and we need to know if it can or not. -... JOIN NOW TO REMOVE TRACER
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Has anyone experianced or heard of any problems with running purple fuel in the 6.7, my dad is thinking of getting one, and we need to know if it can or not. -
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purple fuel? -
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You gotta run ULSD in the 6.7 trucks or your just asking for a trip to the dealership and they'll void your warranty for not using ULSD.
I think he's talking about Marine diesel? - |
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Purple, by that I think you are referring to red fuel( off road) and yes you will have problems if you run off road in a 6.7 unless the dpf is removed. -
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un taxed dyed diesel. hack the exhaust off -
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Then you REALLY will void the warrenty. I see Diesels in shops all the time for warrenty with mods done. Programmers, boxes, turbos. Hell I saw a deealer warrenty out a engine in a duramax with twins. Even put the twins back on for the guy! Things are so slow that they will let alot slide. The one thing they have all told me though is that the WILL not warrenty a new truck with teh DPF removed. -
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I think hes Canadian - our offroad fuel is purple - not Red like Ya'lls -
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Yes I'm Canadian, I meant dyed farm fuel, ours is purple in color, im not sure what color the states farm fuel is, but will the dye in the fuel mess anything up, our fuel is ultra low sulfur also. -
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The dye wont cause you problems but if the fuel isnt ULSD (15 ppm or less I believe) that will cause you problems. I would imagine these new trucks are ultra sensitive to fuel.
Do you plan on using this as a farm/work truck or a "going to town on Saturday" truck? Either way, I personally think you are better off staying with the tried and true 5.9L. One of the mods here is running a 08 and hes had problems with it. The mileage is terrible to boot....Just an opinion from a non owner. - Last edited by Dr. Evil; 11-03-2008 at 09:23 PM.. |
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id never heard it called that till this web site but had to chime in . got a bud with a 08 3500 bone stock that is used for farming . and he has run the purp for the trucks entire 26k kms . currently at 18 mpg and dropping . started at 24 mpg . after running with a reader hooked up hes getting alot of regens and lots of back pressure . dpf chokes out on any thing but ulsd . i love mine and although i miss my 5.9 i aint goin back. as a fellow canuck went south and got a 07 with just under 50k miles just a few months ago and the price was well worth losing the warranty . i could repalce the entire drivetrain (motor to rear end) and still be ahead of what i wouldve paid here. And as far as ive been able to establish cummins will still take care of you for the motor, just lose any help from dodge . go give our southern brothers a little cash and hook the dpf on somthing on the way up here and leave it down there. and let her drink the fruit punch. - |
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I ran the Red off road fuel in my truck back in january. I had about 1500 miles on it. Towing 8,000 lbs, I got 13 mpg. Thats not bad at all. IMO, as long as you burn the tank above 2,000 RPM you should be fine. Its idling and around town driving that clogs the DPF. -
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As long as you know it is ULSD, you will be fine. -
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go with the original 5.9 more reliable from what I see in the shops -
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