new to the site, need some help
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new to the site, need some help
hey everyone, im new to this site, but a buddy of mine said he got some great info from this site. I am very much considering getting a diesel, but i would like to get a lot more information on them than i have. im new to diesels, so id like to know what would b a good dodge cummins to have. any info welcome, thanks in advance
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just my personal opinion, stay away from the 98.5-02 24v Cummins. They have a VP44 injection pump that likes to go out, and is very costly to replace. It's still a really good engine, but you always run the chance of an IP going out.
You will have much better reliability out of a 89-98 12v or an 03+ Commonrail
Just my .02
You will have much better reliability out of a 89-98 12v or an 03+ Commonrail
Just my .02
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6.7 prob
my 6.7 has had many issues with the o2 sensors they get soot buid up in them,dodge released a new upgrade to the computer that so they say relaxed the computer,been about 6 months havent had any issues,its a great truck once they work out all the bugs im gone do deletes as soon as i get the money probly after the 1st of the year,my 99 is the old faithful i call it esier to do mods to it,just take care of it and i dont abuse it cant afford to.
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hey everyone, im new to this site, but a buddy of mine said he got some great info from this site. I am very much considering getting a diesel, but i would like to get a lot more information on them than i have. im new to diesels, so id like to know what would b a good dodge cummins to have. any info welcome, thanks in advance
It all depends on what you want to do with it and how much money you have to do it with. older trucks tend to be a bit cheaper to mod and easier to work on being mostly mechanical but with newer trucks that are computerized for lack of better term...are easier to mod but yet more expensive and harder to work on.
It all depends on what you want to do with it and how much money you have to do it with. older trucks tend to be a bit cheaper to mod and easier to work on being mostly mechanical but with newer trucks that are computerized for lack of better term...are easier to mod but yet more expensive and harder to work on.