What Did You Do To Your 2ND GEN RAM Today?
Champion
Joined: May 2012
Posts: 3,065
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From: Renton, WA
Yea I'm gonna have to drop it again when I change the rear suspension because of that front leaf spring bolt. Oh well it wasn't the worst thing I ever did. The draw straws that come with these are not the kind like I just built. They want you to just drill a hole in the top of the tank and stick a tube through it. I didn't want to do that, because I don't want to suck air when fuel sloshes. So i built this system that uses the stock pickup location. To answer your question, yes I have a fuel pressure gauge.
since you have the FP gauge, have you tested to see how low you can get the tank before pressure bounces?
throw a diesel can in the bed full of fuel, and take a wrench with you and run just the 4 gallons in there...thats a good test to see if she's workin good
least ya didn't sump it like I see a bunch of these other fools doing...I would never sump a tank...
Champion
Joined: Oct 2009
Posts: 4,717
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From: N/A
I finally got around to getting my winter wheels on her. I foresee more, lot's more wheel polishing on the other one's. Picked up new Mopar cap & rotor, don't know who the new parts guy was but damn expensive, not the normal price for me.
Looked at this new longhorn, $55,000
Looked at this new longhorn, $55,000
Legend
Joined: Mar 2011
Posts: 8,914
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From: Fredericksburg, Virginia
$55,000 in the right neighborhood could get you a really nice house.
Edit:
Drove the Ram in the snow and ice today. Had around 900lbs of wood in the bed, I'll admit I was a little nervous about having to drive down the highway with it (US 58, non interstate, 55mph) don't wanna burn the transmission up, ran with OD Off, of course.
But the Ram did great. Get to take the wood out tomorrow
It's some heavy wood, each piece weighs close to or more than 100lbs... It was a pain to get it in the bed.
Edit:
Drove the Ram in the snow and ice today. Had around 900lbs of wood in the bed, I'll admit I was a little nervous about having to drive down the highway with it (US 58, non interstate, 55mph) don't wanna burn the transmission up, ran with OD Off, of course.
But the Ram did great. Get to take the wood out tomorrow
It's some heavy wood, each piece weighs close to or more than 100lbs... It was a pain to get it in the bed.
Champion
Joined: Oct 2009
Posts: 4,717
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From: N/A
That truck would be my truck today and more. Power everything, leather, sunroof, it had it all. As for fixing it yea..... no, need a laptop I bet.
Stewie no if anything I will go older oil burner, I want a deuce and a half 6x multi fuel rig.