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Finding parts in PR No not at all. As a matter of fact, I have found the lift pump for my truck in stock at the local Cummins Distributor. The crank sensor was around $40. 00. I can not say the same about DC dealers. They usually don't have parts for these trucks. I have found also that Pep...

I finally got my truck running. After a lot of tinkering, my friends at Rojas Diesel Shop discovered a bad crankshaft sensor which prevented the engine to start. I just want anyone with similar problems to know that this was an intermitent problem. We were able to pinpoint it because the...

It happened to me with the rear axle at the Chrysler dealer. They charged me more than $350. 00 for a "brake kit" which included the shoes and the springs. Then with labor and other stuff the invoice came close to $750. 00. When I asked, they did not turn the drums because they did not find...

Since I am a newcomer and have read about sooooo many problems with this Cummins/Dodge product I was wondering if someone who actually works for Cummins or at Dodge has becomed interested in our worries? Do we have members who can actually give sound authoritative technical advice? I have...

I 've been working in my truck again today trying to get it running. I devised a temporary fuel reservoir for the lift pump with a 3/8" fuel line attached dirctly to the suction fitting. This is giving me inmeddiate primimg for the lift pump. I am getting 10-15 psi during the brief moment the...

Thanks to all of you. I honestly feel a lot better having so many replies for my post. I think now that I have to go back to work on the truck since I only was able to loosen 3 injector fittings. Also, I did not let the tubes to spew fuel many times; only two times and gave up. It looks as it is...

Hi! I 've been reading your posts for some time. I subscribed recently looking for help. I am presently trying to start a '99 with apparent fuel problems. However, can anyone tell how to loosen the no. 6 injector and I guess no. 2 which is right behind the inlet air heater? I read that a lot...