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My 05 has stock injectors and a 4 inch mbrp exhaust but I know there are more injection events so maybe that is changing the sound. I’m just afraid I’m going down a dead end street trying to find a problem that might not be there. I talked with Hamilton cam and they thought it was a valve spring...

Hello So I’m getting a choppy exhaust sound like I’m having a misfire but doesn’t seem like a missfire. I’m not feeling a shake from the engine and I only notice it between 1500 and 2k rpm. The engine was rebuilt about 3000 miles ago and has all new everything. It is bored .020 over, Hamilton...

We are camping this weekend so I’m going to monitor it and see how low it gets. I’m gonna try and vacuum bleed it and swap the old cap first when I get home. I thought it was weird I would get to my destination and the reservoir would be covered in oil and the fluid wouldn’t be foaming or...

I’ll give that a try thank you.

I was thinking the hydro boost might be contributing to it. It doesn’t dump a lot of fluid but it’s making a mess. It is still between full and add on the cold side of the stick. the new pump came with a cap and dipstick.

Hello So I replaced my power steering pump because it was leaking from the shaft. I replaced it with a new assembly that came with the pump, reservoir, and pully. I did the bleed as per the manual and used atf+4 fluid. I had to bleed the system in other occasions because of changing parts and...

It can still be the driveshaft angle causing the vibration. Tire wear has nothing to do with the driveshaft angle. I would have had him check it anyway to rule it out. It could very well be the transfer case I get the same vibration and I believe I do have a little play in my t case too. But I...

I guess I guessed right then. I didn’t try to turn it around, I suppose I would have answered my own question if I did. Thank you all for your help.

That makes sense. Thank you for responding.

Thank you. That is how I put it and what I was thinking but I was unsure of it. I tend to worry about things. I appreciate you responding.

hello I purchased a new oem water pump for an 03 5.9 and it doesn’t have the weep hole on the back side like the one I took off. It only has one hole in the front. I was wondering if anyone knows if the hole goes in the 11 or 5 o’clock position? From the drawn diagram I’ve seen on mopar parts...

Thank you that’s good to know. I was pretty sure it was a reman by the photos. I couldn’t see a tag on the head but it was packaged in a crate and the crate had stickers with the part numbers on them. It looks like it’s wrapped in the same yellow plastic I got my remanufactured rods in. I know...

I managed to answer my question. They are Remanufactured through Cummins recon and offered through mopar.

hello everyone. I was wondering if anyone knew anything about the mopar remanufactured 5.9 cylinder heads. The part number is R5114415AA. It supposed to be for an 03-04 which I have an 03. I can get it for about 400 less than one from Cummins. The seller claims it’s new but I think it’s a...

Hello everyone so about 10 years ago I built a CJ7 Jeep and it had a small lift in it while I was building it I put in a double cardan shaft just like the ones that are in the front of these trucks. So by referring to the caster being out of alignment it’s not the caster itself that would cause...

Thank you. Those are the numbers I’ve seen for those years too. Seeing that post just shook my confidence, and made me question what I was doing. I’m going to leave them as they are. Thank you for your help

I get the same vibration at about the same speed but mine kinda pulsates. I very rarely go on the highway so I haven’t personally looked at it yet. Interested in seeing what you ultimately find

hello how is everyone? I’m in the process of rebuilding a 5.9. I got new main bearing cap bolts and installed them with the procedure in the service manual which was 37-44-59-90*. I was looking for the lower water inlet bolt torque spec and I came across someone had posted that procedure is for...