3.9 dakota engine stalls

From : dipgoldus

Q: ok thank you both for your suggestions. i am off to the parts store. i hope its good. dddd the clay bar wont remove the clearcoat. one solvent that will work is acrysolv or 3m body solvent which is sold at good parts stores. hope this helps! chryco service manager member sae i thought about that but i am concerned because the sap is on the truck so thick. if i keep rubbing with a clay bar i am afraid that i will rub off some or most of the clear coat in the area. is that really a possibility dddd get a clay bar and rub it out. ive had dried sap on my trucks and the clay bar took it off. remember to wax your truck afterwards because as i remember clay also takes the wax off. on sat 6 mar 2004 050204 -0500 dddd someone@some.one wrote ive got a 2003 ram 1500 and i used it to haul some pine trees i had to cut down. i let it set too long before washing and now have pine sap all along the side and back of the bed. i have tried goo-gone polish and even paint thinner and nothing touches it. any suggestions other than not to do that again dddd its mr. rather b. beachen to you ratherbbeachen@hotmail.com .

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From : fmb

on thu 4 mar 2004 173313 -0500 tom d k2tdf@comcast.net wrote imho plus-size tires are for city folk that like the way the truck looks in the driveway and dont have a clue about the performance issues. looks arent everything but have you seen those little bitty tires that are the standard on the ram my local dealer had 1 ram truck without the 20 tires and it looked weird funny and wimpy. maybe it was a 2wd truck but it just didnt look right. .

From : fmb

on thu 4 mar 2004 173313 -0500 tom d k2tdf@comcast.net wrote imho plus-size tires are for city folk that like the way the truck looks in the driveway and dont have a clue about the performance issues. looks arent everything but have you seen those little bitty tires that are the standard on the ram my local dealer had 1 ram truck without the 20 tires and it looked weird funny and wimpy. maybe it was a 2wd truck but it just didnt look right. gotta be your eyes are just a bit out of whack. my dad just picked up a 2500 laramie and it came with michelin ltx m/s sized 265/75r16. not a wimpy looking tire at all. his old truck was a 92 model 250 that has always sported goodyear wranglers sized at 245/85r16. looks like a big beefy tire which it is but the new truck just looks more so. and since he gave his old dodge to me i have no intention of changing brand or sizing. cant fix what aint broke. bob .