Just like our 7.3 recall list, on this 6.0L recall list, we’ll concentrate on drivetrain related recalls and include links to documents where we can find them. Some recalls listed on the NHTSA site ha

There’s dozens of recalls associated with our trucks. Some of these we’re all aware of, some are news to us, and some (the mass majority) truck owners were never even told about. It’s an interesting l

A Powerstroke is heavy before the trailer gets hooked up. Add bigger tires, a trailer, steep grades, heat, and daily use, and the brake system starts working a lot harder than most people give it cred

We sell both the Donaldson Blue DBL7405 and the OEM Motorcraft FL-1995-A for the 1994–2003 7.3 Powerstroke. Neither is a filter we’d hesitate to run. They’re just built with different priorities. Ford

If your OBS 7.3 has a belt chirp that keeps coming back, a squeal that shows up at idle, or a habit of wearing belts faster than it should, Ford already had a fix for it. TSB 98-23-14 applies to the 1

If you’ve ever heard an old Ford guy say “check that cruise control switch before it checks your garage for smoke detectors,” this is what they’re talking about. Easilly the most commonly delt with re

If you are chasing 1994–2010 Ford F-250 4x4 problems, the good news is most of them follow a pattern. On the 1994–1997 OBS trucks, the biggest issue is usually the automatic locking hubs. On the 1999–

Bolt torque for the 6.0 Powerstroke shouldn’t be guesswork. So we pulled the specs from Ford service manuals and other trusted sources, then organized them all in one place below. Consider this your g

Believe it or not, rebuilding turbochargers is fairly easy and can be done with simple tools. We'll show you how, on a GTP38 turbo used in the 7.3 Powerstroke trucks from 1999.5 to 2003. These instruc

Factory Powerstroke intercooler/turbo boots take a beating from heat, oil vapor, boost pressure, clamp load, and just general use over the years. Eventually they swell, crack, soften, seep, or lose th

From daily-driven work trucks to high-output performance builds, proper fluid maintenance is one of the most effective ways to extend Powerstroke engine life, cooling efficiency, injector longevity, a

Recommended Parts: ‘05 Superduty OEM Headlights Riffraff Plug & Play 9007/9008/H13 Harness Adapter (4) ¼”-20 x ¾” Button Head Cap Screw  (4) ¼”-20 U-nut clip (4) ¼” Fender Washers   Recommended Tool

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Parts required: Stainless Steel HPX 94-97: https://www.riffraffdiesel.com/stainless-steel-hpx-94-97/ Stainless Steel HPX 99-03: https://www.riffraffdiesel.com/stainless-steel-hpx-99-03/   Recommended

Ford didn’t make it easy: on a 7.3 truck you’ll see multiple “PCM codes” that mean different things (hardware vs. software vs. emissions calibration). The trick is knowing where each code lives and wh

For a 7.3L Power Stroke IPR valve, the two solid choices are FoMoCo/Motorcraft and Alliant Power. The cheap “OEM-quality” valves are where the trouble usually starts. So what’s the difference?   First

Intercooler (CAC) boots weaken with age, leading to potential failures, boost leaks, and a noticeable loss of power in your Ford 6.4L Powerstroke. Eliminate these issues and keep your boost where it b

The 6.0L Powerstroke FICM controls injector operation, and when it starts dropping voltage, the truck can act like it has bad injectors, weak batteries, glow plug issues, or all of the above. Common s

If you’re hunting a replacement front wheel bearing/hub assembly for a 1999–2004 Ford F-250/F-350 4WD, the first thing that matters is stud thread pitch. This Axiom unit is specifically for coarse thr

The 7.3L Powerstroke utilizes injector harnesses which live under the valve cover (UVCH). These harnesses live their whole lives in a very harsh environment. They exist in a constant hot oil bath. The