What does BulletProof mean on a f250?

The fine folks at BulletProof Diesel define 6.0L Power Stroke as being “bulletproofed” when it has at least four of the five main problem areas addressed. These five areas are: Oil cooler, EGR cooler, head studs, fuel injection control module (FICM), and water pump.

What does it mean to BulletProof a Ford truck?

To us, the definition of bulletproof means installing parts and components that allow you to beat on your truck day in and day out—and never hurt anything. It’s not always about simply adding horsepower and twist; it’s about surviving it.

How long will a 6.0 Powerstroke last?

The answer is 258,685.5 miles before failure.

How many miles will a Ford diesel engine last?

Ford diesel engines can last over 500,000 miles before they require an overhaul. Conversely, Ford gas engines will likely need a rebuild after reaching 200,000 miles.

What are bulletproof products?

These BulletProof Products directly address and prevent the repeat pattern-failures associated with the OEM parts. BulletProof Customers always ask: OK… what else can I do, should I do to make this truck even better?

What is a bullet proof 6L engine?

So what does it truly mean – a Bullet Proof 6.0L? A Bullet Proof 6.0L starts with getting educated on the 5 main pattern failures that occur with this engine. These pattern failures are: OEM Oil Cooler – The OEM oil cooler is a common source of failure.

Is there a road map to bullet proof diesel products?

We have provided this easy-to-follow Road Map to Bullet Proof Diesel products that leads to Reliability and Peace-of-Mind for you and your 6.0L Ford. These five pattern failures are the main reason why the 6.0L has the reputation for needing some extra love.

Do all 6oz coolants need to be bulletproofed?

Here is the deal, as said above NO not all 6.0s need to be bulletproofed. However, before you buy it have a shop look it over. With how long it has sat the coolant is probably way past being healthy.