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192000 and still going strong

 

I have a whopping 1,138 miles on my '04 Ram 1500 HEMI. I bought it at Christmas.



- Dave



ps. I know that's not what you were shooting for, but it was too hard

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No one can tell you exactly when it's going to die. Have put the second timing chain on at 200,000 miles. If not you need to. Remember your truck has alot of highway mileage on it which is alot better than city mileage. Which means if it is running ok, I would drive ituntil it stops. It's paid for and good forcollege students. Everybody is talking about how aToyota never dies but go Dodge !!!!!

 

All the way upto 500.<IMG src=smileys/smiley16.gif border="0">

 

Almost 200,000 on my '96 Jeep, 55,000 on my '96 Dakota.

 

86000 on my ram. looks showroom inside and out. no bells and whistles but oh well

 

im also runnig strong with 3,545 miles, but i definitely am NOT waiting for my engine to die.

 

I just sold my 94 Dakota with a 318 5-speed that had 224,500 miles on it. I kick myself for selling it, but with three kids and the wife, there wasn't much room. I towed a 3600 lb race car on 2000 lbs worth of car trailer, generator, tools, and spare parts, for 3 years. Smoked several sets of tires, (as well as several chevys and fords<IMG src=smileys/smiley4.gif border="0">hee hee) It still had the original clutch in it, and you couldn't even make it slip if you tached it up to 4500 rpm and dumped it!! I'll miss that truck! Hope my Ram lives up to the same reputation! So far it's not off to a good start with the heater core going at 57,000 miles! </P>


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Wow, those high numbers are great to see. I have put 241 miles on mine. It was a leftover. The 5.9 is not in demand at all. I partically stole it. So, I am happy to see the high mileage on the magnums. Great thread.