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How do you know if you have a 98 or a 98 1/2?

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Old 03-29-2011, 11:44 PM
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Mines an 01... but when I went to change my o2 sensor, I had to get one for an 02 (pigtails are different).

When I did my sway bar links, I had to use parts for a 99.... WTF dodge? Frankentruck?
 
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Old 03-29-2011, 11:46 PM
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Originally Posted by dodgeram07
That only realy matters when it comes to the ctd's 1998 are 12v 1998.5are 12v
I dunno... my 9/87 built 98 has some '97 parts on it and the speedo cannot be adjusted via the OBD-II port.
 
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Originally Posted by UnregisteredUser
I dunno... my 9/87 built 98 has some '97 parts on it and the speedo cannot be adjusted via the OBD-II port.
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i how that in 98 the CTD changed over,,, 1998 were 12valve and then 1998.5 were 24 valve, when looking up parts for those sum times they aks
 
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Originally Posted by dodge dude94
Look for the build date of the truck on the drivers door.
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the date on the inside of the drives door. will be above 8/98 if its the 98 1/2. below 8/98 if it the 98

Thats not true. I ordered my "2000" ram in the summer of 1999 and picked it up at the dealer in the fall... 3 months before it was even 2000 yet.
 
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Just buy a gps it'll tell you how fast you're going lol. Mines dead on.
 
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Old 03-30-2011, 10:13 AM
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Narf.
You guys have to remember that the new models come out waay before the new year. A new model year vehicle usually starts up late summer-early fall.

Eg: My Ram was July '98, that makes it a REAL late 98. Not a 99. There are very subtle differences between 98 and 99.
 




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