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I'd only have a car diesel. The rodeo coach has that small dodge diesel. Regularly tows a horse trailer and cattle stock. Has has zero issues. Ford is supposed to be coming out with a 3 cylinder diesel in their f-150.
And Chevys too. Never heard a bad thing on the Dodge 1500 diesels yet so the main bearing is a new one to me.
Originally Posted by krwould
I knew that, sposta give em better mileage, dunno. Friend has it on his big truck, froze up on him once, the didn't have the DEF line insulated properly or sumpin.
Between the lines or the heater in the tank crappin out.
Originally Posted by krwould
Damn Dodges! I was reading that the Challengers are having water pump issues for some time now. Guess I will get an aftermarket one on the shelf just in case!! Prawbly Chinese bearings in the pumps!
My Cummins has that recall. Could start a fire. But there is not enough water pumps to repair.
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