Running temperature, vibrations in the rear.
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Running temperature, vibrations in the rear.
I have a 1989 dodge ram D-350 single wheel long bed, 12 valve non inter-cooled of course, with the 3 speed auto trans, I can't find the spec for the running temp.
Also when I get over 45 mph I feel a vibration I think is in the rear, I changed the u joints, checked the diff fluid, rear wheel bearings, brakes blah blah etc etc and still does it. It got better after I did all that but it is still there. If anyone could help it would be appreciated thanks.
Also when I get over 45 mph I feel a vibration I think is in the rear, I changed the u joints, checked the diff fluid, rear wheel bearings, brakes blah blah etc etc and still does it. It got better after I did all that but it is still there. If anyone could help it would be appreciated thanks.
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I did hear that. But I was looking on a forum the other day and they said there's doesn't run over 170, 180 if towing. Of course that was an intercooled motor.. Which is why I was asking my truck in 110 degree weather with the a/c on it gets up to 192 and stays steady, cools down if anything... I have an aftermarket gauge to be 100% sure. Anyway thank you for the response greatly appreciated!
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