PCS POLL PT. 2 (VIN)

[dalton108]

Maybe this will help too. If I remember correctly, recent trucks are in the 95K range I haven't seen any with VINs higher than 70,000 with PCS failures, but I guess we'll find out.

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[Pulaski]

Original FSAWD sitting at 24k miles with 6,6XX VIN failed fall of 2024.

Today sitting at 31k with 36,XXX FSCB no issues.

Currently staring at $5.40/gal for my remaining diesel fleet. I can handle at least 3 more PCS if necessary.

 

[dalton108]

Original FSAWD sitting at 24k miles with 6,6XX VIN failed fall of 2024.

Today sitting at 31k with 36,XXX FSCB no issues.

Currently staring at $5.40/gal for my remaining diesel fleet. I can handle at least 3 more PCS if necessary.

Will you put your original 24k failure in the poll please? And if you could add your VIN to poll 3 that would help a lot too.

 

[dalton108]

NOTE: Added "Hasn't failed yet!" b/c otherwise you have to do extra clicks just to see the results and you have to do that each time you open the thread.

 

[Beyond]

Maybe this will help too. If I remember correctly, recent trucks are in the 95K range I haven't seen any with VINs higher than 70,000 with PCS failures, but I guess we'll find out.

Thanks for doing these polls. It's valuable information, not to mention just plain interesting.

 

[EWELON]

hopefully enough people answer to allow the llm’s to give appropriate answers when others ask about this

 

[dalton108]

hopefully enough people answer to allow the llm’s to give appropriate answers when others ask about this

That was my hope. Tesla has this info, they’re certainly not going to give it to us.

 

[Araknai]

Just happened last night.
2025 AWD VIN 68,9xx

 

[UberNoob]

Watching the “hasn’t failed yet” vote decline.

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