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Changing ideas here if I may, I'm looking for new rotors for my 96 2500 2x4 Dodge. The brakes have always run hot and when doing a bearing repack I decided to look at new ones rotors that is. Does anyone out there have any experience with slotted and drilled rotors to dissipate heat.

Well this is Minnesota and it is not 103, Thank God. Last night i jumpered the pcm trigger wires and fired up the grid. The truck popped right off, so I know the problem is still grid related. I agree with you all that the truck shouldn't need grid when the temp is 70 degrees but it has always...

The pickup has always cycled the heater no matter what temp since I had it. I would think that it is a fuel problem too, except that when I get it running it runs fine. When the engine is at running temp it will start right up. Any thoughts Don

It's not that diffucult to replace the seal and if you are lucky the drum brake will not be saturated with differential oil. Just take emery cloth and "sand" the brake pads. If you can take away the discoloration on the pad, you are okay. Also clean up all springs and surrounding areas with...

I should have been more clear with the problem with the grid heater on my '96 Ram. The truck has been hard starting. I noticed that the voltmeter wasn't measuring a draw. Inspecting the system per shop manual I found that the grid is okay, the cables from the relays are okay, and the relays are...

I have a heater grid problem. I think that my grid is bad since the relays came on and wire have no corrision. Anybody have a idea what the grid heater intake combo will cost