My 1996 Dodge Ram 1500 Project.
Update:
Charged the battery and swapped out the Starter, easier than I thought. Started on first click, which made me happy. Got the test meter out, 14v on the battery terminals, 14v on the alt, looks to be good.
Went for a test ride, everything worked out well. I put about $35 of gas in and went running around for the day. Never had a problem once, ended up doing about 80 miles of running around today, no problems at all.
Things I did notice:
1 Breaks finally bed in and now they work 100% better
2 Time to change my rotors, apparently 1 is warped, I was going to do it anyway when I did bearings.
3 Definately need to do all the bushings and get a wheel alignment.
Over all, Im pretty happy.
Charged the battery and swapped out the Starter, easier than I thought. Started on first click, which made me happy. Got the test meter out, 14v on the battery terminals, 14v on the alt, looks to be good.
Went for a test ride, everything worked out well. I put about $35 of gas in and went running around for the day. Never had a problem once, ended up doing about 80 miles of running around today, no problems at all.
Things I did notice:
1 Breaks finally bed in and now they work 100% better
2 Time to change my rotors, apparently 1 is warped, I was going to do it anyway when I did bearings.
3 Definately need to do all the bushings and get a wheel alignment.
Over all, Im pretty happy.
LoL Exactly, funny thing is, the truck is way cheaper to get stuff for.
I figure it will cost me about $150 per side, which would only cover 1 side on my Subaru.







