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Posted by old on August 25, 2006 at 06:17:26 from (4.245.4.105):
In Reply to: Diesel vs Gas posted by raleigh on August 25, 2006 at 05:52:33:
Sort of a catch 22 between the 2. Gas engines are easier to work on for the aveage guy and cost less to fix. But a diesel will run longer with less TLC to keep them running but when you do have to work on a diesel it will cost you 3-5 times more to fix. You can tune up a gas engine for less then $100 but a diesel just to replace/rebuild 1 injector can cost you $100 or more and the injector pump can cost up to around $1000 to have rebuilt. So you pick they are both good but each has its good points and there bad points.
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