What Did You Do To Your 2ND GEN RAM Today?
Record Breaker
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From: Amarillo, Texas
Lol its my brothers pickups. He thrashed it, he's going to the military. I asked if I could take it before he scrapped it.
Banned Goober Smoocher
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Wow. Some people are not very nice to things they get are they?
Record Breaker
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From: Amarillo, Texas
He just neglected it. Ran it hot before and cracked a head. Then this time he broke a piston rod. He just doesn't have the desire to take care of a vehicle. He just needs a little four banger. I talked him into the plenum pan and stuff. Either way, it works out good for me. He doesn't want it. I can use the parts in it. ESPECIALLY the dash lol mines barely hanging on.
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He just neglected it. Ran it hot before and cracked a head. Then this time he broke a piston rod. He just doesn't have the desire to take care of a vehicle. He just needs a little four banger. I talked him into the plenum pan and stuff. Either way, it works out good for me. He doesn't want it. I can use the parts in it. ESPECIALLY the dash lol mines barely hanging on.
You def. need the dash. lol Your's is the worst I've seen.
Professional
Joined: Oct 2012
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From: Long Island, New York
Installed my Bulldog RS1200 remote starter/key-less entry, $62 at Sams Club. Perfect for me because I didn't want an alarm.
Other than pricking my finger and drawing blood with the computer friendly test probe all went well, took me about 3 hours. If I were to do it again I would wait until it was a little warmer (wires were stiff and electrical tape looses it stickiness) and purchase better electrical connectors.
All in all I would recommend it, straight forward installation and for the most part instructions/video were pretty good.
Now eating some Xmas Eve left overs.... Great Day!!
Other than pricking my finger and drawing blood with the computer friendly test probe all went well, took me about 3 hours. If I were to do it again I would wait until it was a little warmer (wires were stiff and electrical tape looses it stickiness) and purchase better electrical connectors.
All in all I would recommend it, straight forward installation and for the most part instructions/video were pretty good.
Now eating some Xmas Eve left overs.... Great Day!!
Legend
Joined: Mar 2011
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From: Fredericksburg, Virginia
Got stuck in the mud pulling up logs for firewood, shoulda known better than to do it in the rain....
Had to call for a tow
Took a few pictures, apparently all but 1 got deleted from my phone, huh.
That pile of leaves right next to the driver rear tire is actually a hole, coulda got bad...
Rear was starting to slide towards a downhill section that was a old goat/horse pasture, so I had to give up and call a tow, $50. At least I was rescued by a Cummins
Had to call for a tow
Took a few pictures, apparently all but 1 got deleted from my phone, huh.
That pile of leaves right next to the driver rear tire is actually a hole, coulda got bad...
Rear was starting to slide towards a downhill section that was a old goat/horse pasture, so I had to give up and call a tow, $50. At least I was rescued by a Cummins
Banned Goober Smoocher
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Went and did some running, got brake fluid. Put that in there, pumped the brakes a bit. Quite a difference. Still wanna know where it went though.
Put gas in it, got a whopping 6.8 MPG! Corrected to 7.05 but it still sucks.
Put gas in it, got a whopping 6.8 MPG! Corrected to 7.05 but it still sucks.
