Older diesel vs. New Gas
Well, we thought we would have bought our Class A by now, but we are still looking. Our goal is to work a month on and then travel a month in our Class A. But we are still trying to figure out what to...
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Tom/Barb wrote:
The diesel will have fewer age related problems than the gas, and the repair costs will be the same. Shop labor makes no difference. The gas will have ignition, fuel injection, and electrical problems more often than the diesel.
A gas engine would have more ignition problems than a diesel, doubtless, since it has a separate ignition system. I rather doubt, though, that there's much difference in the propensity for fuel injection problems or electrical problems on modern gas and diesel engines. These systems are not all that much different, really, from what I can tell.
