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Old Oct 18, 2015 | 01:22 PM
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Casting numbers might tell you something, but, I don't think the resources for that for dodge are quite as prolific as they are for chevy......
 
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Old Oct 18, 2015 | 02:23 PM
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Where would I find those at? I'm not very familiar. Sorry
 
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Unfortunately, under the valve cover.... cast into the head itself.
 
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Old Oct 18, 2015 | 02:54 PM
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That's not bad. It's easy enough to get the covers off. I may as well check. New heads would be amazing
 
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Even if they are simply new stock heads, probably be better than the old ones you have on there now.
 
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My point exactly. Always nice to have spares till I do the exhaust and maybe that piston ring before it fails...
 
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Also. Where is a good place to buy a temp sensor? The single wire sensor as mine just broke... Plus it was reading 20* higher than it should have.
 
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Any parts store should have it. It's not a critical sensor, so, shouldn't matter what brand. (so long as it works.)
 
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That's why I tried originally but it was off 20* well till it broke... Hah.
 
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Ooops. Grab another one, see how close it is. Or, go to the dealer, and see if they can get you one. (that should, at least, be reasonably accurate.....)
 
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