A field / dealer announcement was published on Friday, August 31st, highlighting the new 7 year / 200,000 mile Power Stroke Diesel Engine ESP product available starting on September 1, 2007 to all dealers (except California & Connecticut because state filing is still in progress) . The announcement stated, "This demonstrates our commitment to our Power Stroke diesel engine customers and our confidence in our diesel engines".

Woo hoo, it covers the block!!! I'll sign up and get my new engine!!

"Failure of covered components due to NORMAL wear.........."

blacksnapon said:

"Failure of covered components due to NORMAL wear.........."

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My block had the hole in it due to failure of the rod because of defective materials.

Ain't that right vince!!

Wait a minute...

Inelligible vehicles include....commuter vehicles?

Does that mean if I drive the thing to work every day, the warranty doesn't apply? Or am I missing something?

well we will see what happens when ambulance companies buy this warranty.

bowtiehatr said:

well we will see what happens when ambulance companies buy this warranty.

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ICK,ICK,ICK!

There goes Todd trying to stick his rod where it doesn't belong again...

bowtiehatr said:

well we will see what happens when ambulance companies buy this warranty.

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I believe that classifies as "emergency"... however, I thought in the past that NO vehicles being used commercially were allowed ESP...

Hail, Hail, Hail, the gangs all here. Since the only 3 techs I actually trust for real Dealership opinions, are all in one thread at the same time. Will any 6.4 owners need this warranty? PM me if you have not received your bullet proof vests from Aaron yet in case it gets ugly.

in my area ryan, i have one had 1 6.4 break (egr valve), and a few come in for mileage and we are a pretty big dealer. i dont think it is needed, i believe ford is trying to appease the common man.

bowtiehatr said:

in my area ryan, i have one had 1 6.4 break (egr valve), and a few come in for mileage and we are a pretty big dealer. i dont think it is needed, i believe ford is trying to appease the common man.

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Cool! Did you have any trouble putting together that puzzle of a puller?

mrxlh said:

Hail, Hail, Hail, the gangs all here. Since the only 3 techs I actually trust for real Dealership opinions, are all in one thread at the same time. Will any 6.4 owners need this warranty? PM me if you have not received your bullet proof vests from Aaron yet in case it gets ugly.

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Anything made by a human can break. From what we are seeing, the 6.4 is much more reliable than the 6.0. Now, when things break, they can be pricey. My advice would be, if you are going to buy, put the plan with your payments, the difference would hardly be noticeable. Its kind of like car insurance, you might never use it, but its nice to have it there.

the puller was a booger bear but the nut on the under side was the worse.

bowtiehatr said:

the puller was a booger bear but the nut on the under side was the worse.

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Booger Bear,......is this technical lingo?

well for one who tries no to use alot of one sylable words, i make my own.

Booger Bear is a new classification of labor op. exclusive to the 6.4.

Will that be in the '08 Motor Manual?

I think its in the Canadian version! Oh Rusty................

Vince I think your right, it is in the glossary of terms just following "A"