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If its just sensor hell you're lucky.

Not sure if you're on The Diesel Stop, but I'm sure they know who the good ones are.

Sensors are a bitch. But if there's nothing mechanically wrong, you're in luck.

I hope it's just electrical.

I posted there earlier today.

If they replaced the sensor, it could easily be a shorted wire. Take a VOM and check the wires to the head temp sensor.

Good idea!

I would invest in a code scanner OR better yet, the OBD tool (plugs in service port)/software that you can monitor real time with your smartphone...

Was there any actual sign of the truck really getting hot OR do you suspect electronics/sensors/wiring?

I would think that there would be codes for o2 sensors if there was an injector issue and the misfire issues if it was a really bad misfire... Just a guess...

Not much you can do these days without a good scan tool...

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I'll look into it a scan tool. I had one for my Chevy.

It didn't seem to be getting hot and when Tri-Tec monitored it with their computer it was showing normal temps.

Welcome to the club! Misery loves company.

lol

If it's a 6.0 it might have a blown head gasket. Check the water level in the radiator, I had a 07 that blew the head gasket and it did the same thing to me, coolant goes out the exhaust which reads a misfire in the cylnders. Hopefully thats not the case for you

It's a V10. I didn't buy a 6.0 because I didn't want problems. Go figure!