These unreliable new diesel engines!
Apparently my 2014 Ram Cummins with almost 100k miles on it must be a unicorn in the fact that it hasn't broke down on me yet because many people here(mostly non late model diesel owners) think that n...
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bid_time wrote:ShinerBock wrote:Pot calling the kettle black.
...Most people only see what they want to see to fit their predetermined mindset because it gives them justification for their beliefs....
I said most as in most people, myself included. However, if you would have continued reading what I posted then you see where I said that some go by actual data as a whole instead of only what they want to see. I am making my assumption based on own experiences of my current modern diesel versus past diesels, the repairs of my companies 500+ diesel and gas truck fleet, and the trucks that comes through our medium duty dealerships nation wide. What are you basing yours on?
As I said before, from what I have seen, if the truck is used like a truck then gas engines seem to require more repairs. If it is used a grocery getter with lot of idling and short trips then diesels tend to have more repairs.
