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Old 02-13-2012, 08:58 PM
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a 95-98 12 valve cummins is the way 2 go. better mileage than a ford, less problems.
i have one for 15 years and 280k miles. trans was replaced at 270k
avoid the powerstroke to many problems!!
You're very wrong if you mean the 7.3 P -Stroke.

Cummins had some bad blocks that would crack and

they had that dreaded dowel pin that would drop and cause problems.

Seen plenty of 7.3 P- Strokes (and Cummins) surpass 500K. 280K is nothin'.

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Old 02-13-2012, 09:39 PM
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never any bad cummins 5.9 blocks, the dowel pin is a minor problem easy and cheap to fix before it happens
cummins have easily done a million miles with only valve adjustments and pms

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