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Old 05-26-2018, 04:17 PM
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So after a compression test, I need to replace rings. 165-110 psi. Adding oil to the lowest cylinder increased it to 180. Looking on rockauto, they only have them for vin code t. What's the difference in the rings and bearings?
 
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Old 05-26-2018, 05:51 PM
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What year and engine size?
 
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SEALED POWER 2056334M Is for VIN Y.
 
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they only have them for vin code t.
That's not even a engine code for a 96. Engine code is the eighth digit of the vin and would be one of these(C W X Y Z 5).
 
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That's not even a engine code for a 96. Engine code is the eighth digit of the vin and would be one of these(C W X Y Z 5).
It says it's for CNG .
 
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Originally Posted by Cweldy
It says it's for CNG .
Thats for the natural gas Magnum
 
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Thats for the natural gas Magnum
Yeah, fleet vehicles.... Was that something dodge did? Or was it an aftermarket add-on?
 
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Originally Posted by MoparFanatic21
Thats for the natural gas Magnum
I know what it's for. But what's the difference in them ?
 
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Yeah, fleet vehicles.... Was that something dodge did? Or was it an aftermarket add-on?

Looks factory.
 
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