6.7L Powerstroke Service In Jackson, MI

Michigan 6.7L Power Stroke Experts

The 6.7L Power stroke is the first Power Stroke built by Ford and not their partner of almost 30 years, International Navistar. To retain profitability and a competitive edge in the expanding diesel category, Ford made the decision to design, engineer, and manufacture its own diesel engine. The lack of a partner appears to have provided Ford an edge over rivals by allowing Ford the opportunity to create an engine that meets both their unique requirements and those of their customers.

6.7L Power Stroke Features And Specs

The 6.7L Power Stroke is a V8 diesel engine that was used in a variety of Ford vehicles, including the F-650 and F-750 models. The engine is said to provide quicker starts in even the coldest of weather, thanks to its “instant start” glow plugs. The engine also features piston cooling jets, which help to lower combustion temperatures and increase engine longevity. Additionally, the engine is compatible with B20 biodiesel, and it is reported to get 18% better fuel mileage than the previous 6.4L Power Stroke engines.

6.7L Power Stroke Common Problems

This is not a comprehensive list of all potential problems. It is also vital to keep in mind that not every 6.7L Power Stroke will experience the issues listed here. Nevertheless, the Ford 6.7L diesel V8 has a few typical weaknesses:

  • EGT Sensor Failure
  • EGR Cooler Clogging
  • Injection Pump Failure
  • Radiator Coolant Leaks
  • Turbocharger Problems

 It is important to always consult with a qualified automotive technician to get an accurate diagnosis of any problems your vehicle may be experiencing.

 If you’re looking for expert advice on your 6.7L Power Stroke, look no further than the team at MDP Diesel and Auto. Our highly-skilled and experienced technicians are ready to help you keep your engine running strong for years to come. Give us a call today, or stop by our shop in person. We are always happy to help!

6.7L Power Stroke Diesel Suggested Maintenance Guide

  • Oil and Filter – Oil Change intervals should be completed every 6,000-7,500 miles.
  • Fuel Filter Change – We suggest every other oil change does not exceed 15,000 miles.
  • Coolant Check/Change – Initial change at 105,000 miles or 72 months; subsequent changes every 45,000 miles.
  • Coolant Strength Check – Check every 15,000 miles or 600 hours.
  • Crankcase Filter – Change every 20k-25k miles on 2017+ Trucks, Change every 40k miles on 2011-2016 trucks.
  • Transmission Fluid & Filter – Change every 50k-60k Miles on 2011-2019 Trucks. Change Every 60k-75k miles 2020+ Trucks.

 At MDP Diesel and Auto, we know diesel engines inside and out. We are your one-stop shop for all your 6.7L Power Stroke needs, whether you are looking for expert advice or professional installation services. We understand that your engine is the heart of your vehicle, and we take the time to get to know our customers and their vehicles so that we can provide the best possible service. Trust us to keep your engine running strong. You won’t be disappointed.