Recent Content by RWFoote

Hello All, I have a regular size MagHytec transmission pan on my 2007 Dodge 5.9L SRW 3500. After a few years, it appears the MagHytec gasket has started to weep a little bit. Geno's Garage suggested trying a Mopar gasket. Its a little thicker than the MagHytec gasket, but they thought it...

Hi George, I mostly haul a Lance Camper on my Dodge. The local dealer had a special on fluid changes so I went ahead and did it at 15K. I wanted to see what the 75-90W looked like. It was pretty clean. I'm sticking to the owner manual recommendations for service at 30K since I have an extended...

I'm approaching 30K miles on my 2007 3500 4x4 SRW Quad Cab. Been reading in the forums about changing out the fluids in both front and rear differential. Do folks recommend replacing the "reusable" gaskets at 30K or should they still be in good shape to keep from leaking? The Diffs were...

Hello, I sent you a PM asking how you like your DHO1s and how far you think your tires extend out of the wheel well with the Visions. The tire guy thought it might be 1.7" I have a 2007 Dodge 3500 SRW CTD. Did you have to tweak your mud flaps. Nice looking truck. Also, what is the...

Hello all, I went to the local Dodge dealer to have my 15K front and rear differential fluid changed. The young lube tech was very nice and showed me around under the truck until the Service Manager said OSHA would shut them down if "civilians" are in the shop area. Anyway, when I got...

Well you guys gave some good advice. I think it is indeed a coolant leak. Its the same color as the coolant under the cap. I traced it along a ways before I lost it. I tightened some clamps and will watch and see. Thank-you very much. Bob

It doesnt look to be traveling down from above. It looks like its coming out from that (plate?) with the three bolts.

This evening I discovered a drip under my 2007 5. 9 3500 SRW. I took a picture and would appreciate any ideas on what part its coming out of and what might be the problem. The drip is to the rear of the oil pan. You can see the fluid coming out. Thank-you, Bob