Early cast-iron V10s had some issues with heads cracking between the valves. Might want to do a leakdown test on your engine.

 

Yea I am! I just got done 43hrs of work this week.

 

Didn't know jumping was required for washing dishes.

 

burn

to save mileage keep yer foot out of it if possible

 

I only drive my moms truck when i absolutly need too. LOL. Its a long story as to why Im even driving it at all. As soon as i save up some money im lookin at gettin a Neon or a Caliber. Someday ill own my dream Ram........ Someday. LOL

 

Yea, that may be in fairytale land since Dodge is on the brink of disappearing from this Earth.

 

That's BLASPHEMY!!!! You sir are banned from the forums!

In all realness though, Chryat has already reopened their plants, and parts facilities. They'll be back.

 

Well, we'll have to wait and see what happens. Chrysler has been in trouble since back in the late 70's and has limped along ever since. I bought my truck when they were at their strongest. If they can reinvent themselves that would be good. I hate to see Dodge go the way of Olsmobile. On the bright side, our trucks will be worth much more as collectors items.

 

There is more jumping up and down here than a Best Buy. Im getting another boss so now I will have 4. Oh boy!!

 

It's a shame that Chrysler is where it's at because if you look at their lineup for the past decade, they have some of the nicest looking, best performing vehicles on the market. Some real engineering and design instead of the same ol', same ol' BS that GM and Ford have been churning out. And when it comes to full-size trucks, regardless of how popular Fords are, Dodge has been the style everyone else has been trying to imitate for a long time now.