Woohoo number #5 cylinder dead
#11
03-12-2009 | 11:18 AM
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Whenever you start building a new/updated engine there are bound to be issues, but when you pair that with a new assembly line and new workers, there are bound to be even more problems. Had it been built on the same line as before by the same people, there would likely be less issues.
I agree with you on the new engine, new plant thing.
#14
03-12-2009 | 03:05 PM
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I stand corrected. That's what I get for listening to other people and not just looking it up myself. I have now looked it up and: "Hemi production began in June 2002 at the Salitillo plant in Mexico"
I guess I'm just a racist then. I mean, that's pretty much a given if you own a Dodge and visit the forum, right? (For those of you that won't detect this, I'm just joking.)
I guess I'm just a racist then. I mean, that's pretty much a given if you own a Dodge and visit the forum, right? (For those of you that won't detect this, I'm just joking.)
#15
03-12-2009 | 03:08 PM
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I stand corrected. That's what I get for listening to other people and not just looking it up myself. I have now looked it up and: "Hemi production began in June 2002 at the Salitillo plant in Mexico"
I guess I'm just a racist then. I mean, that's pretty much a given if you own a Dodge and visit the forum, right? (For those of you that won't detect this, I'm just joking.)
I guess I'm just a racist then. I mean, that's pretty much a given if you own a Dodge and visit the forum, right? (For those of you that won't detect this, I'm just joking.)
Still, it is a new engine and new things can have problems.
And your avatar offends me. Not really...
in a small 1"x1" square on a Dodge truck forum.
