The Ford Super Duty F250 and F350 models from 2011 to 2016 come with the powerful 6.7 Power Stroke Turbo recognized for its impressive performance and efficiency. Here are some important features and specifications of this engine:

Type: 6.7L V8 diesel engine

Power Output: Between 400 and 440 horsepower, depending on the model year and configuration.

Torque: Up to 860 lb-ft, making it well-suited for heavy towing and hauling.

The earlier models (2011-2014) are equipped with a Garrett Single Sequential Turbo (SST), while the 2015-2016 models feature a Garrett GT3788V variable geometry turbocharger. This newer design improves throttle response and overall efficiency.

Oil Change: Every 7,500 miles under normal driving conditions; more frequently if driving under severe conditions.

Fuel Filter: Replace every 15,000 miles or every 6 months.

Air Filter: Check every 45,000 miles and replace if necessary.

These engines come with a DPF for emission control, which needs periodic regeneration to remove soot buildup. This can happen passively during regular driving or actively when the system initiates a cleaning cycle.

This engine is well-regarded for its durability, with a B10 life expectancy of about 500,000 miles, showcasing its strong build quality for heavy-duty use.

Some owners have reported problems with the DPF and turbocharger, particularly if maintenance schedules are neglected. Regular oil changes and timely fuel filter replacements are essential to prevent significant repairs.