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Message: [QUOTE="sonic blue l, post: 1070126, member: 5185"] oh and telling him to drive his truck with a suspect failed turbo is moronic and could result in personal injury or death. the dealership is telling him to replace the engine either because: - the customer does not want to spend more money past the general ids, crankcase pressure test you can do. - the engine shows signs of dusting so they decide there is no point in doing a manual compression test as the engine is dusted - the engine has excessive engine hours with poor maintenance, the turbo bearings are so coked that the turbos barely turn - the fuel system is full of **** and its more cost effective due to the fuel system combined with elevated crankcase pressure issue - its a safer bet to replace the engine vs follow all ford diagnostic procedures as they are time consuming and may result with the same conclusion - they don't have a clue where to go from here, and want to play it safe and recommend complete engine replacement [/QUOTE]

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