I have a 2004 f250 diesel and was wondering if there is anything different I need to do during installation compared to a gas vehicle
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yes there is. in the options section of the manual it will tell you how to program it for diesel start. It has to wait for glow plugs. call us if you need any further assistance or direction. Pro Auto Repair & Accessories (888) 501-2330.
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Yes. The type of fuel does not matter. You should be careful to install it correctly in a newer vehicle... they have multiple computers on board that you could harm if done improperly.
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My guess is yes, as the specs state diesel is okay. But you should probably try to confirm that by looking up and reading the user guide for it or find the specs on Rules own website
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Yes. I had my local Chevrolet dealer install mine. Works great, only complaint would be the burping (?) (diesel spits out the fill tube venting air) that occurs when filling the tank. I suspect it is a venting issue, however the extra range more than makes up for that inconvenience.
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dont now , i used on a 2000 f250 super duty , 7.3 turbo diesel, and its fits perfect
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i have mine on a 2002 f250. check the web site. it lists which models fit which trucks. it is a great product !
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I returned my truck to factory settings passed emissions w\o a problem and then returned it to the high performance settings. Its quick and easy. I didn't want to chance taking the test with altered settings.
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Well i have this on my f250 super duty and it louder than diesel truck i get usually 10 uses out of 8t before it needs to refill tank
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Check and see if your truck has fuel injection system.You will be look for a metal fuel line. once you find that fuel line you'll find a Schrader valve. that is your service port.
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Refer to your owners Manuel. Newer diesels require a special oil because of the urea injection into your exhaust. If you don't use recommended oil you will ruin this system.
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It didn't fit my 2004 f 250 diesel , but it worked fine in my 2006 f 150 , which should have the same dash as your f 250 , easiest stereo replacement I ever did, I took the f 250 to car stereo installer , he on.ly charged 75 bucks to install my stereo I had purchased
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I looked at installation and it said it will fit 2005-current f250 350 450 super duty (not cab-chassis). 92-04 f250&350 short & long bed. I put it on a 99 f250 super duty. Works great.
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Yes, just need to make sure who ever does the install can access the brain to program the remote start to accommodate the diesel.
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It will fit with a instalation kit but you would be better off getting a dounle din radio because i did have a 2004 F250 and i had a boss audio dvd player in it but it was double din
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this starter fits gas motors not diesel. Looks like you might need a Starter-Motor-TYC-1-06670-fits-03-07-Ford-F-250-Super-Duty-6-0L-V8 Starter-Motor-TYC-1-06670-fits-03-07-Ford-F-250-Super-Duty-6-0L-V8 Starter-Motor-TYC-1-06670-fits-03-07-Ford-F-250-Super-Duty-6-0L-V8 Starter-Motor-TYC-1-06670-fits-03-07-Ford-F-250-Super-Duty-6-0L-V8 Starter Motor TYC 1-06670 fits 03-07 Ford F-250 Super Duty 6.0L-V8 this is listed for 04 250 sd 6.ol but you should double check that. the tyc 1-06646 fits gas motors
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Lowes. I went from 1" to 3/4" brass barb - 3/4" fuel line hose to 3'4" to 1/2" barb - 1/2" fuel hose to 1/2" tp 3/8" brass barb. Installed two of these together with a 1" x 3" brass pipe and mounted them under my Ford F350 6.4L diesel to filter the fuel moving from my 50 gallon auxiliary tank mounted in the bed of the truck to the main factory tank. Now I only add fuel to the aux tank so it is very clean by the time it goes through two of these filters and into my main tank. I did all of those step downs so I would be using fuel hose. Be careful, you do not want to use radiator or coolant hose. I will disolve and end up in your injectors. Lowes. I went from 1" to 3/4" brass barb - 3/4" fuel line hose to 3'4" to 1/2" barb - 1/2" fuel hose to 1/2" tp 3/8" brass barb. Installed two of these together with a 1" x 3" brass pipe and mounted them under my Ford F350 6.4L diesel to filter the fuel moving from my 50 gallon auxiliary tank mounted in the bed of the truck to the main factory tank. Now I only add fuel to the aux tank so it is very clean by the time it goes through two of these filters and into my main tank. I did all of those step downs so I would be using fuel hose. Be... » Read More Lowes. I went from 1" to 3/4" brass barb - 3/4" fuel line hose to 3'4" to 1/2" barb - 1/2" fuel hose to 1/2" tp 3/8" brass barb. Installed two of these together with a 1" x 3" brass pipe and mounted them under my Ford F350 6.4L diesel to filter the fuel moving from my 50 gallon auxiliary tank mounted in the bed of the truck to the main factory tank. Now I only add fuel to the aux tank so it is very clean by the time it goes through two of these filters and into my main tank. I did all of those step downs so I would be using fuel hose. Be careful, you do not want to use radiator or coolant hose. I will disolve and end up in your injectors. « Show Less
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Look at CIPA's website. I think it depends on whether your F250 is Light or Heavy Duty. http://www.cipausa.com/products/ford