2011 Maxxforce Prostars, good / bad, what to look for?

Dear friends -

I have decided to ram my head into a wall, however,

I cannot decide the material of said wall . . .

What do you suggest?

 

No wall, just ram it against the Maxforce engine.

 

If you take it to a certain place and let them do a "tune" to it you will have a very reliable engine.If not your just asking for issues.

 

Is the ‘place’ also known as a ‘scrapyard ‘. ??

 

Since you wouldn’t be running them an extended period of time, maybe that would work. Don’t expect to get much at all when you trade them. There are considered worthless. I don’t mean that in a mean way but, in fact, they are worthless. They are mainly exported as no one in this country wants them. I would only buy them if they are “diamond renewed.” That program, supposedly, fixed many of the major issues. If you’re paying more than 22k a piece for them don’t do it. Again, you’re not going to get anything for them on trade. A Maxxforce is not a motor you want a long term commitment too. You said you’d probably only have them a year so you probably wouldn’t have too much to deal with, as long as they’re Diamond Renewed.

 

Wow. I don’t didn’t realize these motors were such a piece of S”””” - I wonder how many have lost their rear on these trucks.

 

When they lay down , part them out . Get more out of them then you paid if you play your cards right .

 

Vander haags in council bluffs offered a friend of mine 5 grand for his running maxforce pro star ..( 2012 with 400k on it ).
The truck is fine but the engine is what kills them.