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dealwithit 12-10-2009 02:18 PM

im pretty sure they designed the new trucks alot better so people would come back to them after all the 6.0L issues and bills....

ArizonaRedneck 12-10-2009 04:34 PM

i think some engineer caught a mechanic in bed with his wife and all mechanics[old school] technicians [new school] are paying the price in one form or another

kipo 12-16-2009 10:30 PM

1-2 hours to pull the cab, yea that's the easy part. The hard part is the 16 hrs and $4000 to install the lift that sucks. :argh:

Diesel Nut 12-17-2009 09:07 PM


Originally Posted by 2500HeavyDuty (Post 440991)
you dont have to pull the cab for head studs, just be sure to install the studs before you blow the HG.


i though people were pulling the 6.0 cabs in like 15 mins or so

You most certainly have this wrong. There are several bolts on the head that will not come out. You have to suspend those bolts with the head as you pull the head if you don't pull the cab or the motor. This is not like a cummins where you can pull a bolt and replace it with a stud and torque it. No, on a 6.0 the heads need to come off.

AS for pulling the cab in 15mins:td:


Originally Posted by kipo (Post 453249)
1-2 hours to pull the cab, yea that's the easy part. The hard part is the 16 hrs and $4000 to install the lift that sucks. :argh:

Now thats funny! :tu:

04redstroker 12-19-2009 05:39 PM

you can swap the head bolts one at a time on the 6.0 without pullin the cab. It has been done. You either have to pull the AC box thingy, cant think of what its called lol, or just lossen the motor mounts and let the motor drop and twist a little.

Mr. Miyagi 12-19-2009 05:53 PM

Tilt front ends, FTW....

Too bad the only reason this won't work is insurance and government interference...

Tinman875 12-19-2009 07:04 PM

easy dodge guys, i had a 01 that i replaced the engine in and it was waaaay easier to lift the cab on the dodge to get to every thing and make the swap easier. it took like 45min to 1 hr to have it in the air. I have not done a ford, but i wouldn't hesitate. There really isnt a whole lot involved if you have been around wrenchin for a while. The hardest part is making your mind up to do it, digin in and gettin dirty. Or you can bitch and moan and wish for it to be done. I like easier, even if it is an extra step. :humm:

Mr. Miyagi 12-19-2009 07:55 PM

It is a job that is more intimidating to watch and think about than it is to actually do it.

We remove cabs all the time on heavy equipment....if the machine is designed to be taken apart, the job really is not difficult as it appears.

Still.....I feel sorry for the dealer techs these days. Doing that for flat rate? Glad it's not me.

CumminsTurbo22 12-19-2009 08:44 PM

all that for a serpentine belt? lol

MacbooknMyTruck 12-21-2009 02:49 PM


Originally Posted by Red_Rattler (Post 407702)
Sorry Ford guys but I like working on my stuff WITHout havin to take my truck 90% apart LMFAO ENJOY!
:c:

And we Ford Guys like not having to mod the engine AND the tranny :choochoo: Our 6.0 trannys sure can take a beating!


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