Superdutypsd.com | FORD SUPER DUTY 7.3L POWERSTROKE DIESEL Guest Book





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Even after all these years I still find myself coming back to this site for the write-ups. These have saved me on more then one occasion. Keep up the good work and long live the 7.3L!

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thank you for the site , A no nonsense approach to doing maintenance and repairs. I replaced my water pump today with help of your site .

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Love what you have here and very helpful. However, where is the brake flush and transmission fluid change. Maybe talk about rebuilding the fuel bowl or do a delete.

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Thanks for all the information and write ups. Will be passing this site on to my brother for his 2002 F350 7.3. We work on that truck together at times to keep her going.

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Thanks for the great web site. I have a 2001 4x4 7.3 Super Cab Long bed in Toriador Red over Black. The truck is immaculate and now has 135,000 miles. I have put 98,000 of those on. I love the truck. I pull a 30' toy hauler behind it with an Indian Chieftain motorcycle in it. It's been from WA State to Daytona and back 7 times. It's an old friend to me, the 2nd owner having bought it in 2012. I have done most of the mods you list and more. I do the maintenance and repairs myself. I just wanted to say thank you for your help. I appreciate you.

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Sorry to hear about your 2000...I hv a 2002 crew cab and I still enjoy driving it every day..I really like your info and detailed articles and tips...Getting ready to kind of refresh mine.(Back seat fold upgrade from newer year, recover seats carpet, paint and outside rack and maybe drawer build to accomadate lights, tools, bikes and fishing kayaks.) Drivetrain still strong as an ox with maintenance. She still looks sweet in and out with Lariat and teal paint but it would be my cheap version of a new tough truck...Hate to see you not updating your old but cheers to the next chapter. You hv great talent on writeups and advice thx Larry

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Have referred to this site many times for my 7.3

I also have updated to a 6.7 look forward to the new content on the new engine.

Thanks


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Thanks for keeping this site up even though you are in a new model!

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Great site! Would love to see info on a 2006 F250 5.4l Super Duty. Specifically wiring diagrams for the ignition system.

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I just want to say thanks for your awesome website and it's really been a helpful reference written very well and easy to understand I liked it so much that I actually put a icon on my cell phone's home screen to reference to it immediately thanks for all the hard work that you did in putting this together.

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