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Delivered with defective engine... Bummer...
- Thread starter Trenchgun
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Rockcrawlindude
a rock crawlin’ dude
They cleaned up all the empty modelo cans for the video
Nick
Well-Known Member
Swapping out an engine is pretty basic stuff for a good line mechanic . The shop foreman is not going to put a half trained mechanic into any position other than to assist the lead mechanic. My son was a trained Ford mechanic went to a JC and worked for a dealership thru a program Ford had for two years. Anyone can buy a truck . But not everyone can be a good professional mechanic .
carl2591
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the video is cool.. I love watching the process of "making" a vehicle.. there is one from the cummins plant that show the making of the engine.
you might send the VIN number to carfax with a report alerting them to the engine change.. it might not be picked up otherwise. to me that sorta
diminishes the "new" value of that truck.. bummer dude for sure.. good luck..
you might send the VIN number to carfax with a report alerting them to the engine change.. it might not be picked up otherwise. to me that sorta
diminishes the "new" value of that truck.. bummer dude for sure.. good luck..
I noticed the OP never came back. Post total of 1 as of today. I guess we will never know what the original VIN was. Oh heck, we could have had a pinned post "Bought an olive green 2021? Check your VIN here!"
LateToTheParty
Didn't want to come
They did check in about a month ago based on last visit, but I think you're right, we'll never know.
H3LZSN1P3R
You're doing it wrong
Makes it easier to swap it with the cab off otherwise you have to pull the head first..... for the time it takes its better to pull the cab in my opinion