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I have a 1998 gmc k3500 pick-up truck with a 6.5 turbo diesel ho engine.while driving along the engine continuously cuts off as if it is not getting fuel even though the tank is full of fuel.took truck to dealer to have problem corrected.dealer informed me that fuel in tank was bio-diesel andmy truck would not burn bio-diesel.they informed me my tank needed to be removed and cleaned along with the rest of the fuel system.they removed tank/cleaned system - cost $691.78, and added new fuel.i picked up the vehicle, traveled less than .25 miles and same problem recurred.returned vehicle to dealer, this time they informed me i needed to have the injector pump replaced - $1,363.00.i agreed.they replaced the injector pump and removed and cleaned fuel tank again.after picking up the vehicle after this repair, the fuel lines from engine to fuel tank began to leaking.this cost me an additional $123.72 which i paid to the dealership and had to finally straighten out myself.i started across town to the post office and the same problem,happened again. I had to get the vehicle towed back to the dealership.i gave the shop foreman the keys, explained to him the same problem existed - stalling as if out of fuel.the next day i was called by a service advisor and told they had checked out my vehicle and i needed fuel injectors for the engine replaced which would solve the problem with the bio-fuel - $1,935.00.conclusion:if the dealership on my first visit upon finding bio-fuel in my tank, fuel which i purchased from the service station, should have suggested at that time that i change the injectors.this would have saved me $2,148.50.i would only have to pay for the injectors being installed.not only is this a safety issue regarding work being performed thedealership, but it is also a monetary issue and would like to know what recourse i have against the dealer.i would like to have the injectors installed at no-cost .
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