The cost of replacing a 6.7L Powerstroke engine ranges from $5,750 to $16,000. The average cost of replacing the engine is $10,825. Labor costs, the engine’s condition, the number of parts to be replaced, and the engine’s seller determine the replacement cost. This piece looks at the factors affecting the replacement price of a 6.7L.
Expand. I see from your other post that you're looking at a 2.0 diesel, cambelt is due at 10 years or 125,000 miles (whichever comes first). I just had my 2.2 diesel done at a Ford dealer for £600. That includes cambelt, rollers, tensioner, water pump, antifreeze and auxiliary belt (also due at 10 years).Another common cause is an air leak forward of the DPF. A large enough leak and affect the air pressure and trigger the sensor, even if your DPF has no issues. Most often, trouble code P2002 is a result of a clogged DPF. You’ll simply need to burn off some of the soot to clear the filter and restore its functionality.
Before getting into replacement procedure, set your tools ready needed for the process which includes, scissor, electrical tape, and soldering iron. If parts were bought at xenons4u, you’ll get extra accessories to complete replacing process. Remove the PM sensor out of your vehicle safely by getting under the vehicle.
For example, a DPF in a Fiat 500 1.3 diesel manufactured between 2009-13 will cost £1,200 to repair, while an Audi A4 2 litre diesel built between 2007-10 will cost nearer £2,000 according to Posted February 16, 2018. Yeah, the percentage figures seem strange. The car did go in to limp mode though. DPF was fine, it was a blocked vaporiser in the exhaust, which meant it couldn't inject diesel to increase the exhaust temp to do a regen. (600+ degrees celcius needed on my car) 1. UgI89.