Hemi Engines
Does anyone know why these engines are not being used by Workhorse as a option to Big Block Chevy? Thanks for all opinions!
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usersmanual wrote:rgatijnet1 wrote:usersmanual wrote:
you missed the point completely. WORKHORSE choose the brake system and installed and sold it to you. Therfore the recall was a workhorse recall and their responsibility to make sure all the workhorse owners were contacted
Most owners, myself included, never had any brake problems. Maybe it was because we used our coaches, or because we flushed out the brake system, like we have always done on our RV brakes. In any case, to me it was a minor issue that WORKHORSE took care of. Problem solved now it's old history.
Here is a place that can give you all of the power you will need for a Workhorse chassis. Performance engines
there were only certain models that required the retro fit recall but at the time it was a big recall. Lack of flushing and usage were not the reason of the recall. but good ideas to uphold
I know that bosch claimed active use would reduce caliper failure but that's a bunch of BS they flat out made the calipers with the wrong tolerances using a Bakelite piston
Oh, it was a big recall, and my Workhorse model got the retrofit calipers for free, but still, not everyone experienced any problems with their brakes. To me it was a minor inconvenience to have to take the coach in to have the brakes changed.
