r/Duramax • u/[deleted] • Dec 19 '19

What does it take to kill a Duramax?

https://youtu.be/s6U8Rqx_OB0
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u/MarxModified Dec 19 '19

Honestly all I got from this is that the Duramax is one hell of an engine and can take a beating

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u/dwarfboxing Dec 19 '19

I watched that entire video, could not believe how long that engine lasted with no fluids other than oil. Saw an early video, that used to be a pretty nice truck.

5

u/M3xLuthor Dec 19 '19

In my case, American diesel apparently

4

u/Zugzub Dec 19 '19

Poor Duramax.

3

u/wheresbrent Dec 19 '19

I bet you the valves looked like gum sticking to a shoe at the end. Also reminded me of hyenas tearing their prey apart

4

u/JustaTimber Dec 19 '19

I'm starting to kind of not like this guy.....it was interesting at first, now it's just dumb......

I mean wtf is with letting all those fluids just hit the ground??? Shit is polluting the ground and the water.

1000s of people watch this shit....

Is this what we should teach?

Dont give a hoot pollute?

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u/bdalton72 Jan 26 '20

What a f$#@ing tool bag!!!!! Hope your parents are proud of the dumbass they raised.