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$1,000.00 tune up?

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Old 06-23-2009, 09:29 PM
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Originally Posted by CSIPSD
There is no 100k tune up. Keep clean fuel, oil and air going into them and short of modding them they will run 250,300k with nothing else. At that point they most times need a set of injectors, and you can go for another 100k or so.
His question is $1,000.00 tune up not 100k mile tune up. Just in case anyone is confused about the threat title.
 
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Old 06-23-2009, 09:30 PM
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Originally Posted by No Problem
His question is $1,000.00 tune up not 100k mile tune up. Just in case anyone is confused about the threat title.
My mistake...

No matter what, there is nothing to "tune up" on a PSD.
 
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what about an overhead aka adjust the valves and what not
 
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doesn't seem to unreasonable to me i guess, the local dodge dealer wanted me to pay $1200 for fluid flushes and replacements, i said hell no and bought the fluid and stuff myself and did the changes myself with the help of some friends, and it's still running great knock on wood
 
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I always change filters every 20,000 miles.
 
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Originally Posted by stkdram55
what about an overhead aka adjust the valves and what not
Hydraulic valves... short of a bent pushrod, there is no adjustment.
 
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Well.....We do the BG induction and oil clean on them, BG Fuel Services
More Information and Video The complete services charge between 119.00-500.00 . In some cases we get in to a $1,000 tuneup but theres alot more involed than a standard tune up. Somthing else to consider is alot of shops consider glow plugs and glow plug controllers maint. items.


Just my two cents
 
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the problem with my diesel is in the morning if its not warm enough it when i take off and im at 3000rpm it shakes real bad and cutts off so im thinking it needs a tune up now what exactly does a tune up mean for a 7.3 psd and if that going to fix my problem
 
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change the fuel filter and see how it acts then
 
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Old 06-30-2009, 09:18 PM
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Originally Posted by 2002excursion
the problem with my diesel is in the morning if its not warm enough it when i take off and im at 3000rpm it shakes real bad and cutts off so im thinking it needs a tune up now what exactly does a tune up mean for a 7.3 psd and if that going to fix my problem

First off DONT RUN IT UP TO 3K when its not warm... There is no reason to get that high in the RPM range anyway.

More then likely your bouncing off the rev limiter.

There is NO tune up on a PSD, change the oil, filters and drive it. Run some powerservice thru it every now and then and thats about it.
 


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