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<blockquote data-quote="flaboy" data-source="post: 89402" data-attributes="member: 1726"><p>Dun, I have owned both the older kidney cracker 7.3 and now the new 6 OH my god! I love both trucks. The 7.3 was a real work horse I wish I could have kept it for a work/farm truck but it was worth too much on the new one. I found them to be easy to work on unlike the 6 OH! The most common problems on the 7.3 are easily repaired your self. The only clutch problems I ever heard of was with the hydraulic clutch slave cylinder, not actually the clutch plate. Mine was a 7.3, 4x4, 5 speed manual. The only options were cruise and AC. I would suggest you stay away from early 03 6 liters though. There were some problems with those although I have talked to many who never had a problem with the early 03. Don't want to start a Ford/Dodge war here as both are very good trucks but if you read the Dodge boards you will see common problems there also. Sometimes those with problems flock to these boards to vent.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="flaboy, post: 89402, member: 1726"] Dun, I have owned both the older kidney cracker 7.3 and now the new 6 OH my god! I love both trucks. The 7.3 was a real work horse I wish I could have kept it for a work/farm truck but it was worth too much on the new one. I found them to be easy to work on unlike the 6 OH! The most common problems on the 7.3 are easily repaired your self. The only clutch problems I ever heard of was with the hydraulic clutch slave cylinder, not actually the clutch plate. Mine was a 7.3, 4x4, 5 speed manual. The only options were cruise and AC. I would suggest you stay away from early 03 6 liters though. There were some problems with those although I have talked to many who never had a problem with the early 03. Don't want to start a Ford/Dodge war here as both are very good trucks but if you read the Dodge boards you will see common problems there also. Sometimes those with problems flock to these boards to vent. [/QUOTE]
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