Justin Gustman
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$20 Fuel pump fuse problem is way cheaper than a turbo failure problem... Old school technology wins in my opinion if you’re doing your own mechanic work and value reliability over the shiny new tech destined to break.
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The gen 1 has had frame problems if miss treated and I've heard of a fuel pump fuse problem..I know 2 guys out here that have had the fuel pump problem..plus the gen 2 look way sexier!!
So the 20 $ fix ..what is it?
I think this is one of the first Fuse 27 threads (this is the fuse you need to relocate to fix the fuel pump issue), but it has been documented a bunch throughout the forum.
If you want the kit you can get it from Amazon for $22 or Forged Offroad for $29 (not sure why it costs more from Forged).
Oh yeah? My brother-law's cousin said his mom's sister has a Gen 1 and it actually makes fuel pulling a bass boat.If you’re under warranty, enjoy the twin turbo eco-boom. Out of warranty I would not touch one. I spoke with a mechanic about long term reliability with the 6.2 vs. eco-boost and towing, he said even though Ford touts more torque with the ecoboost, sooner or later the turbos will fail and it’s a big, big price tag to fix. I will take reliability over headaches every day and twice on Sunday. Mpg is a joke with the ecoboost towing. Have a coworker who had one and said pulling his fishing boat on the interstate in SD, he would get 7 mpg... no gas saving there.
Oh yeah? My brother-law's cousin said his mom's sister has a Gen 1 and it actually makes fuel pulling a bass boat.