that sound like fun to take off

 

I cut the bracket off with a 4" angle grinder so that I could get at it with a wrench. Worked good, but I would recommend taking the bracket off the truck first, then cutting it. Dangerous to cut so close to the fuel lines. If you cut it, you can take it apart on the side of the road with nothing but a crescent wrench, remove stuck plunger, and be on your way. I got lucky and mine quit working while the truck was parked in the garage.

Oh, and I was just looking through the smilies. WTF is this?

 

It's the gay support flag!

ha ha ha

 

i had the same problem. the first time it lasted a long time before it went out again but this last time it only took one day. crappy deal. oh well 100 horse POD's should be in friday

 

I work at a dodge dealer and tried getting a solenoid. they have discontinued them, and there are none left in any of the dealerships nationwide. You wouldnt want one anyways because my price was $505.

 

I know what it is, but I wanna know why we need it here.

I like the rest of these smilies though.

 

can anyone help me with my 94 dodge cummins fuel problem and show me how to post a new thread
thanks

 

cause everynow an then you need to call someone gay in a nice way i guess

 

94cummins, at the top of the page, right side, just under the two advertisements and sub thread, just before the threads, the opposite side of the page #'s,there is a little red thing, that right thur is the sweet spot, just give it a little clicky,

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ha ha. scratch that, left side, the beer is kickin in so pardon my

 

Whacha talkin bout Kieron? We're talking about first gen solenoids that cost $10 off eBay.

If any of you guys want just the plungers out of the solenoids for whatever reasons, or the O-rings, I have some that I'll sell for cheap.