Correct. It wont be an issue, because if you get a good rate, having a truck with no power is okay. Lets not forget, you're making so much money, that 4.25 MPG is okay in a Columbia. "A fool and his money soon part ways." I make so much money, I call the lot lizards over and pay them to wash my truck and grease it. That's what I call full service. Why? Because I don't haul cheap freight and I have plenty of money to throw around. Now if you'll excuse me I have a game of Three Monte to go play.
bad mpg what to do?
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Geez.....just a joke! Calm down people. Now if you'll excuse me, its time for another mint julep. Have a good weekend everyone!
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Thanks for the advice im checking everything on monday mechanics were busy today luckily im home. I know it has to be a electrical or dpf problem cause my engine sounds good and doesn't shake just feels sluggish -
Since this is the second time i suggested its not electrical, I wont be posting more since i'm on thin ice with the mods for arguing lol. Good luck on getting it fixed. Hope its not DPF, that will be pricy -
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No its ok im taking all the advice as I can thank you I dont care what it is or what it costs the point is to fix it and work hard and make some money its the second truck I owned and new to this dpf crap I had a Mercedes engine on a columbia it was 06 I upgraded so I can have a more reliable truck that will last longer but hopefully I find the solution I will let you guys know on monday if they find the problem so in future anybody experiences what I went through know what it is -
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