PowerstrokeHelp is still alive!

[@PowerStrokeTechTalkwARod]

We're here fer yall, if you need anything Mikey....holler!!!

[@slurugger]

Mikey, it's great to hear from you. Assuming Bill's family concurs, I'm glad that you guys are honoring Bill's legacy by continuing to provide technical expertise for the Powerstroke community. Thank you.

[@daddydiesel5889]

RIP Bill. You were a trailblazer for the powerstroke community and there are countless trucks and people you helped, Thank You. That goes for you as well Mike, God bless.

[@jasontorres174]

Brought a tear to my eye . Thank you guys for keeping Bill's hard work and dreams alive. 🙏

[@kevinmurphy3464]

I was very pleased when I saw this come up on my video feed. Shocked to hear of Bills passing earlier this month and condolences to his wife, family, friends and co-workers. Best of luck to “Mikey” who is a stand-up guy and one hell of a mechanic and really smart guy that is picking up the torch and probably running the shop for Bill’s wife (Big assumption on my part). Looking forward to more diesel knowledge being passed on in the future. Great job Mike. I’m sure wherever Bill is in this big universe, he is very proud of you.

[@dantheman4life]

Rest in peace, Bill. I'm glad to see his legacy will continue to live on! I'll always remember Bill saying, "Beautiful Truck!"

[@phild12pd]

Man I am truly sorry. Bill was an awesome guy and a Powerstroke guru.

[@4wdiesels]

I don't even own a Powerstroke but I loved Bill's videos. He was extremely entertaining. I have driven all generations of Powerstrokes however from my job and was able to use his free and valuable advise several times. Glad you folks are still able to continue his legacy in the diesel world!

[@mattvanatti4628]

Glad to see your keeping it rolling! Bills in heaven with diesel tech ron fixing God's 6.9idi.. and 7.tree... You've help more people than you'll ever know.... DIESELS built this country... ❤from Michigan... Aka....rust belt...

[@kgrow73]

Hi Mike. I never got the opportunity to be a Powerstroke Specialty customer but nevertheless the information you and Bill provided here was and still is extremely valuable to myself and the entire ford diesel community. While some people were divided about information Bill gave in the past, the overwhelming majority of his wisdom has proven itself to be bulletproof, much like the work of his shop and technicians. His legacy will undoubtedly be remembered very positively and how he (and you too) donated his time to share his knowledge and experience for free here. My first vehicle was a 1999 7.3 f350 that I still drive today, due in part to the guidance that Bill offered here. His philosophy on the value of a reliable vehicle, as well as having pride and integrity in your work, is something that as a fellow business owner I try to follow every day. So, I offer my sincerest condolences and thank you again. Rest easy Brother!

[@TP-vk8fd]

Thoughts and prayers are with you guys. Bill poured his heart out for the powerstroke community!

[@ManCrafting]

Sorry for your loss. Glad I can still count on everyone up there to take care of my 6.0.

[@mikeembasado668]

Thanks Mikey! Very sorry about Bill. You guys have literally helped me SO much with my first 6.0 that it isn’t even funny. The knowledge you guys give for free on here is amazing and appreciated. Thank you very much and I hope you all have a good holiday.

[@3wheelife]

My deepest condolences! Bill was a master and the Powerstroke community had taken a huge loss, especially the 6 liter guys. I couldn’t believe the news. Just keep on keeping on Mike! You have an amazing company!

[@geordie25tdi]

I didn’t know Bill had passed , So sorry to hear this Mike , Been watching the videos for years and I don’t own a power stroke but the information and detail in the content taught me a lot , been using the Archoil products for years too with good results.all my road vehicles are diesels , condolence from Scotland U.K. R.I.P Bill. Gone but will never be forgotten

[@paulgerard5413]

God bless you Mikey, Bills loss has hit hard, all the way from Australia. My favourite memories are of videos featuring both yourself and Bill.

[@douglasrizzo9210]

You're a good man, Mike. Praying for you.

[@Red1red1MC]

That is heartbreaking. I cannot tell you how much I was hoping to one day meet Bill and shake his hand. I'm proud to hear that y'all are still going to carry on Bill's legacy for Powerstroke owners across the nation. We lost a legend on October 10th, but his knowledge and wisdom are forever memorialized here on the Internet. Rest in peace Bill

[@wcovey25]

RIP Bill, absolute legend. He will be missed 😢

[@JumpSquadAuto]

RIP Bill. His absence will forever be felt in the powerstroke community. I still go back and watch so many of his older videos to learn things about my 7.3. 57 is too young. Condolences to his family. He was such a lively character in all his videos.

[@tyhewitt4858]

Thank you Mike and the rest of the Power Stroke Team!!! Bill would be so proud that his final wishes are being carried on EXACTLY as he wanted! His TyTy at the helm and the world class Power Stroke Team he built to continue to provide help to the power stroke world!!!

[@jayer-su3hu]

I was absolutely gutted to hear Bill passed. Been watching him here for many yrs and learned so much from him, despite not being a Ford guy. We all know it's gonna be challenging moving forward without him but as you said this is what he would want. And we all hope you have continued success and growth. Praying for you and the entire PowerStrokeHelp family.

[@ah8376]

Thank you Mike for keeping this channel and powerstroke specialty alive. Looking forward to your videos! Bill would be proud.

[@Kizmox]

RIP Bill. Im from Finland and have never owned diesel truck of any kind. Bills videos got me into the trade working on heavy diesel equipment. He clearly demonstrated how complex and interesting these modern engines are with high pressure injection and emissions equipment.

[@korn111685]

Mikey!! I’m saddened by Bills untimely passing. But I’ve no doubt he smiles down and proud of you guys, his legacy in the PS community. No a PS owner, just fond of the bald mans humor and the care for his community.

[@phillipkeen893]

Sad to hear that Bill has passed. I was able to use a lot of his teaching to work on my old 2000 f250. He was a great guy!

[@jeffreygoss8109]

Our condolences. Don’t be scared if the camera

[@drrider100]

You guys are awesome. RIP to Bill.. he will forever live in our hearts when he cut a promo on the 6.4L.

[@matthewbattie1022]

My condolences to you guys and Bills family. I learned most of what I know about 7.3's and 6.0's from Bill. He was a good guy and he will be missed.

[@scubasteve7946]

Love you Mike. Thanks for the update and God bless you guys, we all miss Bill and his personality.

[@DeltaSierra181]

Damn...... between BIll, DieselRon and you Mike, I learned so much about 7.3s. Mine only has ~165K on it currently and I intend to keep it as long as I can. RIP Bill Hewitt, you made a meaningful impact on plenty of people.

[@scott_3800]

This just popped up on my phone. I guess I'm the first to comment. Sometimes I'm not much with words, so I apologize. I knew Bill. I also know Mike(Mikey) as Bill would say, Mike is a good friend of mine. I also know Scott and some others at the shop. This has gotta be hard on all the guys. RIP Bill 🙏

[@floydwilliams3321]

Glad to hear you’re still up and running brother. Bill was a great man.

[@ssgpentland8241]

Glad to see you carrying the torch Mike. I got a chance to shake Bills hand a few years ago on a trip through the area. I waited for about 20 min for him to finish a phone call and that just being able to thank him and shake his hand was worth the detour and wait. I told him that not only did Archoil save my injectors on my personal truck (even though its a Duramax and not a Powerstroke), but his knowledge and videos convinced me that the 6.0 is NOT an engine to simply write-off and that they CAN be reliable if you address the mistakes Ford did to them and a few things they didnt do factory.

[@FoxcastMedia]

Very sorry to hear of the passing of Bill, he was a huge help to me with my Power Stroke and very passionate about what he did.

[@Sazabizc]

Still cant believe he gone..... been watching powerstokehelp videos for years. And I don't even have a powerstroke. Ive always enjoyed Bill's humor and wit. RIP Bill and thank you for inspiring me to work on my own truck... even though its a cummins lol.

[@AdamH108TA]

Hi Mike, i have watched you and Bill from 2009, found out he passed as i have him on facebook which was very sad to hear. You have good camera presence and glad you plan to keep the channell going. From Adam Scotland UK

[@nicholasbearden5316]

Bill Hewitt (hope that’s right) and Powerstroke help have always been something I’ve recommended to anybody with a 6.0. Sorry to hear hope his family is ok.

[@mattunes5823]

Sorry for your loss. RIP Bill.

[@Vrgrouptx]

Keep it going brother! down here in el paso TX !!! you and bill were my first true inspiration to become a diesel tech! if i wasnt in el paso id be turning wrenches with you guys in Buford take care be safe

[@jefflloyd8612]

I’m so sorry for your loss. Bill was a great guy who cared about people. He will certainly be missed.

[@connorlee478]

Bill would be proud of you Mike! As sad as his passing is, I know you, Pascal, and the rest of the team will do a great job. Y’all taught me a lot over the last several years and I’m very thankful for it. May Bill rest in peace

[@noecruz9265]

Bless you Mike for keeping the grind on. The legacy lives on. 🕊

[@prodieselrepair3218]

So sorry for you loss. And thank you Mikey........I call you that because that's what Bill called you.

[@johnboyce-jw2xf]

God Bless you Bill! RIP Brother. We miss you.

[@ikju4155]

Hi Mike ! Really proud of you pushing through your comfort zone...I know it's not easy! Really appreciate everything you do for the customers of Powerstroke Specialties!!!

[@CleanAll-Paul]

I learned alot from Mr. Bill 🙏 thanks dude

[@GhostFolf86]

You know I’ve seen on other channels about Mr. Bill‘s passing and I’d have to say I did cry about that but I am glad you guys are still making videos and working on these power stroke trucks in his honor and his memory, I know it’s been hard to deal with, but I’m glad everybody is holding up very well, I’ve actually watched a lot of power stroke, help content and love the videos posted that you and Bill made and the other with the other crewmembers that work in the building, it’s just crazy that it’s already been a month since he passed away but I keep his memory alive by watching all his old videos, which recently was the spot the shop trucks engine dies at 798,000 miles because I think that video was crazy and then that 2005 eBay special where the motor had a hole in it so it’s videos like that that I enjoy because you learn new things every day and I’ve learned more about Ford trucks little by little. Thanks to channels like this, so have a good day. Keep making content guys.

[@DaughertyKaine]

Keep up the good work Mike!

[@JimmyCasket02]

Glad to see you guys are keeping what Bill started going

[@craigbarres648]

Sorry for the loss to your work family. Glad you’re going to carry on. The Excursion is running great! Will we still be able to purchase Archoil products through the website? And will that still be supporting Train-a-Vet?

[@ifishcatfish]

rip. I always loved his intuition on politic and economics. He was very sharp all around.

[@Hybris51129]

As a teenager hoping to somehow save up for either an Excursion or a Super Duty and I was on the FTE forums I really looked to Bill's advice on the issues of the 6.0L to avoid getting scammed into buying something that I couldn't hope to afford to fix. My life may have moved on and getting a Super Duty may still only be a dream at this point but I still occasionally check in here to see if the newer diesels have any issues that I need to keep in mind when I start browsing the used truck ads. RIP Bill.

[@MichaelPhillips-wo3bq]

That is Awesome news. You got this Mike 💪.

[@Csup65]

Glad to hear you guys will still continue business, I’m very sorry for your loss. This one hit the powerstroke community hard, Bill’s videos have helped me time and time again, and I’m sure countless people can say the same.

[@kzim808]

Bill Hewitt is a legend and just like a power stroke, legends never die

[@mattcrain6893]

RIP Bill. Thank you for everything you taught me to keep my 7.3 on the road.

[@aerialboy55]

This almost brought me to tears, I’m glad you guys are sticking around. Rest in peace Bill

[@jasonsimpson3985]

Bill will live forever in the legacy he has made Thank you Mike you are the new face of powerstroke help on youtube

[@joeldawson442]

Thank you all. You helped me get my truck right after too much wasted money on incompetent shops. God bless you all and Bill’s memory

[@GhostFleetServices]

Mike i'm so sorry for your loss. I'm happy to hear you'll keep the channel going. Keep your head up.

[@edm9760]

RIP Bill Hewitt you taught so many people about Power Stroke engines and helped so many.

[@keithnoneya]

First off I'd like to express my sincere Condolences to the PowerstrokeHelp Family and Friends. Bill was one of a kind and his channel has helped me immensely as well as others in the community. We in the Powerstroke community owe Bill and all of you a great debt that can never be paid, Bill will be severely missed. Thank you for keeping the channel alive and finally putting out this video, I'm sure it wasn't easy. I do and will continue to refer people to the channels video's an a weekly basis on Facebook and on my own channel when I feel it's best answered by your superb videos. My heartfelt, Best Wishes & Blessings to all of you. Keith Noneya

[@adamevans6736]

Definitely going to take time to get over this one, I’ve never really thought about buying a Ford truck but Bill was on the cusp of making me buy a junk 6.0 and send it down to him to make it right, True icon. Rest In Paradise Bill.

[@dieseldork6]

Mikey, we all look forward to you and your team continuing the legacy that Bill laid down for us all. A tremendous amount of my 6.0 knowledge and how I ended up owning one is thanks to Bill and all of you at Powerstroke Specialties. In 2017 when I bought my F250, I almost bought one of your trucks, but it just didn't work out. In the end, the one I did end up with has been great and I take care of it as if it was one of Bill's babies...I think he felt that way about every one he ever repaired. RIP Bill, we all miss you dearly.

[@brihosk]

I am so glad you can continue the great company that Bill started! I was deeply saddened to hear of his passing. He will truly be missed. I am the proud owner of two 6.0 diesel trucks that received the full Signature service from Bill Hewitt at Powerstroke Specialty. Every diesel mechanic that inspects the trucks are truly impressed by the work you performed.

[@davidmcdaneld2982]

That’s awesome news!!! Thanks Mike!

[@salimoneus]

Glad to see you keeping Bill's spirit alive on the channel Mikey, look forward to more content. RIP Bill

[@ajb-again]

❤ I’m so happy to hear this. Devastating news when I heard about Bill. Been watching since 2009, before we bought 2 6.0s. They’ve since been sold, but I always loved watching the videos here. Makes me happy to know the shop will live on, and hope to see Mike share his great experience. Best wishes from Indiana.

[@gjm5591]

I’m happy to hear that Powerstroke Help will continue to operate & carry on Bill’s Legacy. Thankyou to all of you at Power Stroke!!!

[@elijahbyers5960]

What a legend, been watching his channel since I was a teenager! I own an lbz duramax which is one of my dream trucks! His passion for powerstroke diesels and helping others out with them has always stuck with me though! I’ve always wanted to own one because of him, RIP big man! God bless you guys! 🙏🏻

[@jamesmartin9668]

Thank you Mike.

[@d50erock1975]

What sad news to hear of. Bill was such an icon in the Powerstroke community. It's great you are keeping his dream alive Mike.

[@95TaLoNdsm]

RIP Bill. I still havent found my truck, but so many hours of videos I’ve watched from you guys.

[@bobjohnston3735]

That’s fantastic Mike!! I will be coming by to get my heads , pushrods and lifters replaced. May GOD Bless and protect all of you

[@josetxo3470]

Good job Mikey! R.I.P Bill!

[@stevengoodroe3898]

Bill will be missed. He left a fantastic Legacy. All of You of Power Stroke Specialty are a credit to this Legacy. Team Work is something Bill inspired. Keep it up. With Deepest Sympathy. Steve Goodroe

[@rob69270]

RIP Bill. Thank you for doing this video. These videos have helped a lot of people keep their trucks on the road!

[@wildnfree223]

Hi there, as a fella from Alberta Canada and new to the 7.3 power stroke I found myself listening to grand master bill for all the pro tips. I was truly saddened to hear he has passed and all that info he had has passed with him. I am truly happy to hear power stroke help is still around with big shoes to fill, I wish y'all the best and much love from cold ass Alberta Canada 🇨🇦🤟

[@tombranham9637]

It is great to hear powerstroke help back on the internet and see you're open for business. Absolutely great!

[@scottmartin8184]

Bill was a great teacher to all of Ford diesel owners. He will be missed but the teaching must not. Keep up the great work.

[@thepipewhisperer8357]

Wish you guys the best.

[@pbguy0071]

It’s such a tragedy that Bill left us all in such an unexpected manner. I do hope that you and Scott will keep the channel alive. If I were Bill, I imagine I’d want this thing to keep going. And as someone who has used your shop in the past and has been a customer, I am absolutely thrilled that the doors to powerstroke specialty will remain open.

[@HarleyandBusa]

Wow... Sad news. I never owned a Powerstroke but loved watching your informative videos. RIP Bill and best wishes to all the talented staff.

[@Tideman68]

It was devastating to hear about Bill, he was a great man. I was just thinking today about Bill and what was to become of the business. It is so wonderful to hear that Bill's legacy will continue.

[@asbestoswelder6898]

Thank you, Mike. Glad to hear this. Certainly what Bill would have wanted and certainly what Bill’s fans want.

[@nivin69]

So sorry to hear about y'alls loss. Bill was a good man. Thank you all, for helping us keep our trucks going.

[@marcossandoval641]

Dont live anywhere near yall but it brings joy to hear this message i started watching bill around the 2013 era i was just 18yrs , didnt even own a diesel just worked on them come 2022 i purchased a 7.3 , im 28 still wrenching , my point yall inspired me , much love from California ❤

[@stilldre84]

Awesome. Glad to see you’ll standing strong, still helping truck owners

[@smallblocksadventures6008]

Good job Mike....keeping it going....

[@it426]

So sorry to hear about Mr Hewitt's passing. He was a wealth of information and I'm sure a great man! Sorry for your all's loss.

[@TorChristensen-ft7jt]

Was so sorry to hear about Bill's passing. Learned a lot from him through his videos. His knowledge, passion, and love for helping people was phenomenal! He will be greatly missed. So glad to see you carrying on his legacy. It's exactly what he would have wanted. Look forward to your upcoming videos. God bless all of you in dealing with his passing and carrying on the Ford Powerstroke diesel legacy!!!

[@jbcontracting2255]

My sincerest condolences, I followed him for years, and he was my go to guy back when I was purchasing my first diesel and still is weather I’m changing injectors or troubleshooting, or looking to do any preventative maintenance on my 7.3. He will always be in my memories, prayers to the family and friends of Bill. 😢

[@allihatw]

Thanks Mikey, I had no idea Bill had passed away. I’m so sorry to hear this news and will be praying for you guys. I’ve watched Bill’s videos for years and the info you have put out has been a huge help to Power Stroke owners everywhere. Bill was the reason I decided against buying a very nice 6.4 years back and I still appreciate that. Bless you guys in all you do.

[@redleg985]

Sorry to hear about Bill passing. I had the pleasure of meeting him when yall did my truck. I enjoyed talking to him. Keep his dream alive 😢

[@andyricks3172]

I'm glad you guys are keeping it going. Simply the best place to get your truck dealer proofed.

[@Dragonford350]

Wow..... Just wow. RIP Mr Hewitt, thoughts ,prayers, and condolences to you all and especially the family.

[@michaelreeder9931]

So sorry for the loss of Bill. I'm glad you guys are still there, as is everyone who owns a powerstroke.

[@alexmatthews2332]

I'm a Cummins guy and it broke my heart to hear he passed away. I had a 7.3 and I kept it running strong with his vids. I have a 3126E cat with the same injectors and his knowledge has helped with that as well!

[@EricKing1976]

I’m going to miss seeing Bill there. You guys have helped me so much to be able to repair my own trucks. It’s your turn now Mike. Thank you for all the help. RIP Bill