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KARNUT Senior Enthusiast

KARNUT

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Pre direct injection they actually weren’t all that great...24-26 if you babies it. Their first direct injection CRV’s were getting 29-33. Their next generation CRV direct injection/smaller engine/turbo, went up a bit...should be able to get 30-36. 
 
Not exactly my favorite vehicles on the road...little loud, little tiny. Not terrible or anything but just not that great. We’re getting rid of ours, but it’s been absolutely flawless is reliability. Done nothing to it in 139,000 miles.

I’ve lived in trucks for 40 years. I average 50K miles a year. Retired I’m loving driving cars for a change.


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Slash L86 Enthusiast

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Think you all got trolled

 

Maybe double or triple agent sent here by Ford? 

Just not doing very good job as they must have experienced a "death wobble" or had the ecoboost go ecoboom on them...

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On 10/1/2019 at 6:39 PM, 1SLOW1500 said:

There would be a a history log in the computer even if the light on the dash did light.
Unfortunately the statement the light isn't on isn't enough to give warranty as it is ultimately the responsibility of the driver to assure maintenance is kept up. Best you can do at this point is request all history log print out. And just buy a engine and install yourself or have local shop do it.
I have seen just yesterday 5.3 with trans and harness for $1700 and a 6.2 with trans for 3k.
But save that bad engine it is worth more parted out. 600-1000 on heads. Injectors and pump 250. Intake 80, block 500+. But if it was me have it taken apart and see what broke. I mean I can easily guess with low oil but still I would want to know.
Oh where did all that oil go?

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where have you seen the 6.2L's for sale? I've been scouring the internet looking for salvaged, used, refurbished etc to pick up.  PM me if you don't mind.

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On 10/25/2019 at 9:49 AM, dieselfan1 said:

There's always that guy that gets way better mileage than everyone else.?

Mine gets 3049582374 MPG. Beat that!! . . . . . . . . .

 

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