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If a guy wanted to have unfettered access to the front of his engine (cam swap, etc.) can the condenser just be gently moved/rotated aside and supported, or is complete removal required as the FSM states? I need to reseal the timing cover, oil pan, and vacuum pump, and am hoping it's easier to...

My problem was that I have a B2150 Kubota (not the most common model, for certain), but it apparently was not well maintained sometime in the past. After a new head, #1 connecting rod, bore hone and re-ring that still blew by, a full tear down with Kumar Brothers sleeves, new pistons, rings...

I got sick of looking for more modern smaller diesel tractors with all the DEF, high costs, etc. and started looking for a gas tractor. Apparently they're no longer made.

There was some talk of that box here. Looks very highly recommended. https://www.turbodieselregister.com/threads/that-dreaded-2nd-gen-steering.275246/#post-2736695

My control arms are just some "cheap" (under $300) Stryker control arms, not fancy at all.

After the Thuren track bar and reman'd steering box I still had wander, as well. I finally installed new control arms that actually rotate vs. just rely on rubber bushings and the difference was immense. At over 360k miles, one of the control arms was still a factory unit, so that rubber was...

I put a NAPA Echlin clockspring in my 2001 back in late 2017, also no radio controls. It has served me well for the last 70k or so miles. I believe this may be the one you need: https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/ECHCPI324

No. My guess is that it's a busted wire but have not taken apart anything to check voltage/continuity/resistance. I just dug out the switch I had in a box and tested resistance on it.

For future readers, this afternoon I tested my original switch that I had replaced with no improvement, so currently assume the switch is good. ACCEL: 15k Ohms CANCEL: 1k Ohms COAST: 3k Ohms Switch number 56021332AB

I feel your pain on this topic. I will laugh if that procedure was written by Tractorman.

Eight years and 91k miles of no Right switch control, NOS replacement switch installed, etc., just to find out it could likely be a damaged V37 ground wire ! The left switch works fine.

It just makes no sense to me to heat air and then suck it through cold engine parts. Put the heat where the heat is needed - right in the combustion chamber. I do see your logic, and it's solid. My unpopular opinion is that in this case the "complexity" of the glow plugs is worth it. AC60G...

My bumper sits low, leaving a big, ugly gap. The benefit of that gap is that it makes pulling the headlight housings a VERY simple task!

The idle guys are now getting the gas trucks from what I've observed. A couple idlers got Duramaxes before the trend, but those trucks are doing a lot better than the Rams did. "Knock on wood." The Rams driven by our delivery guys running long, heavy miles generally do fine, to no surprise. I...

Why would glow plugs be a step backwards? Put the heat where it's needed, not way upstream so it cools off before it gets in to the cylinder. The newest Ram I have driven extensively is a 2015, with 6 speeds. My wife's van has an 8-speed, as did my ecodiesel. My 2005 diesel VW and an old...

I got okay mileage (50k?) out of my AC Delco from Rock Auto, but the truck now sports a Thuren track bar setup. It was a pile of money, but I really don't see me ever needing to buy another. Installation was easier than I expected. 265/70R17 Firestone snow tires on 3rd Gen steel wheels. No...

I wish this was always true. Far too often I get far less than I paid for.

I highly recommend obtaining an OBDLink LX so you can read codes and watch some live data, such as reported boost and throttle position, along with MANY other bits of information. I have one and it's great. Modern cars will need the MX+, so upgrade to that one if you have more modern vehicles in...

Like you I was having weird electrical issues. I was a member both here and at Mopar1973man.com, and when W-T came up with this article and procedure I decided to try it. Just so you know, it's a long-winded affair like a college lecture. If I ever buy another 2nd Gen that hasn't had this done...