You know thT was my main worry but I just keep a extra gallon in my tool box. Besides. On my last trip back home to Texas from Cali I saw a lot of truck stops that advertised urea fill ups like a gas pump
Picture yourself saying this... "SHit I forgot to fill up my exhaust fluid!"
what happens when you run out of fuel?
A tank of DEF lasts thousands of miles. Nobody seems to have trouble keeping their diesel tank filled. Why should a DEF tank be any different. Its commonplace enough that you can find DEF almost anywhere diesel is sold.
It's just another annoying thing to have to do. It makes diesels less desirable and people already complain about "higher maintenance costs.
It's just another annoying thing to have to do. It makes diesels less desirable and people already complain about "higher maintenance costs.
My Dad's LML went through 5 or so gallons of DEF in the 2000 miles that are on it.
DEF is annoying, Regens are annoying. It's a band aid to emissions and will end up costing a lot more when parts have to replaced... I don't think you can argue that.
its $15 every 3,000 miles or so.... People pay $8,000 for the duramax option, and then complain about an extra $15 every couple thousand miles?
(if you are paying more than $15 or so to refill the DEF tank, you're getting ripped off)
any heavy duty truck center. $3/gallon is generally the going rate if you DONT buy it at some ripoff place that only moves 2 gallons a month of the stuff. (ie, a local auto parts store)
And to go even one step further, if I were to buy an LML, Id slap a set of LBZ/LMM heads on it and plug in an LMM wiring harness/ECM (yes, it plugs right in). Boom. Theres your "EFILive tunable LML".
What elevations were you at?Matter of fact my wife and I took it on a 2000 mile trip instead of the 2010 Camry SE v6, and averaged 20mpg running 70-80mph
I hope I test drove enough, I only drove the 2 I liked and they both seemed like they would kick the crap out of my LLY. Ran them both up to the limiter and they seemed way snappier on the top end, but my LLY tune doesn't run a ton of fuel on top either.I'm back in the LBZ as of yesterday. Missing the LML already!
To anyone that is going to buy one I strongly suggest you test drive at least 3 trucks before commiting. Out of the few we test drove 3 were dogs and the last one (the truck I purchased) ripped!