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Attention: TDR Forum Junkies To the point: Click this link and check out the Front Page News story(ies) where we are tracking the introduction of the 2025 Ram HD trucks.
Thanks Daniel, I spoke with Will at ATS and he didn't think 1-2 degrees of advance would be enough, either. Wed. I take care of the KDP. My future plans were to take care of the trans and torque converter, instrumentation. Then move on to engine performance (turbo, exhaust, intake, injectors...
Thanks Greg. I will fill in the signature information. I'm new :'). you guys have given me a lot to check into. I've owned the truck since '98 and it's going from a daily driver to a project truck now. I think it's going to be a fun project!
Thanks for the feedback. I'll pull my coveralls on and try your suggestions out. I read the manual last night and it told me how to check the heater grid out amp draw and ohmeter. I guess it could be the relay too and / or the prefilter. BTW it's a 12V auto.
It does get cold here and that is when I really notice it. I'll have to check into the grid heaters. It was funny that I was reading one of the threads on grid fires! Now I'm really interested in getting this one solved. I'm not as familiar with cummins diesal maintenance. First bit of problem...
I have a '98 Dodge 2500. Recently my Dodge has been hard starting. When it does start it is billowing white smoke and idling rough. This condition lasts for 4-5 minutes and then it runs like normal. Any thoughts out there?