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From : denny

Q: roy wrote pats by 14 roy congrats to the pats roy. my iggles were defeated by a better team. the fair play on both sides of the ball was commendable. too often dirty play changes the outcome of a good game. this was not the case here. both teams played with heart and dignity. the officials were fair on both sides of the ball. would someone please pass the chowder yeah you too rabbit. the bandwagon rolls through here too. -p im off the bandwagon. back to being a bengals fan again. next year has arrived and maybe a winning season is in the cards. denny cmbba .

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From : tbone

i replaced the gas cap about a month ago and the next day after i reset the check engine light and the fuel level got down to about 1/4 tank the light came back on. so i figured that it was not the gas cap. .

From : tbone

i have a 1996 dodge ram diesel which has a gen warning light lighting up on the dash intermittently does anyone know what this means and the cause thanks dave .

From : jerry

be careful here. dodge qualifies the 7500 mile change. if for instance you take many small trips in the colder months in which the engine does not warm up completely or if you tow heavy the recommended interval is 3500. me i use 3500. oil is cheaper than a motor. steve all of the manufacturers do that--and have been for years. when my wife owned her 1991 mercury sable wagon the service writer at the dealership insisted on using the severe use guidelines for maintenance recommendations. i questioned him about that as she was a housewife that traveled mainly during the daytime hours and never commuted. no severe weather no taxi service never towed it couldnt very little stop n go traffic etc.. his answer everyone in california is subject to severe use translation we want your car in here more often so we can generate more revenue. i always changed the oil every 4000 miles--had the ac fixed under warranty. otherwise it was a good car that lasted 125000 miles until we traded it in... mark those who live by the sword get shot by those who dont .

From : thadriver imangeloneathotmaildotcom

mac davis wrote marine math the korean war in which the marine corps fought and won some of its most brutal battles was not without its gallows humor. during one such conflict a rok republic of korea commander whose unit was fighting along with the marines called legendary marine general chesty puller to report a major chinese attack in his sector. how many chinese are attacking you asked puller. manymany chinese! replied the excited korean officer. puller asked for another count and got the same answer many many chinese! x*#dammit! swore puller put my marine liaison officer on the radio. in a minute an american voice came over the air yes sir lieutenant growled chesty exactly how many chinese you got up there colonel we got a whole shitload of chinese up here! thank god. exclaimed puller at least theres someone up there who knows how to count! lol... thanks. ;- jeff mac please remove splinters before emailing .

From : roy

7500 miles between normal driving oil changes on the 05 cummins turbo 600 seems unusual to an old gasser like me. -- moparman---remove clothes to reply! --scud coordinates 32.61204 north 96.92993 west-- .

From : roy

does anyone have one of these i have not been able to find one to test drive so any thoughts or informaiton would be appreciated. would like to know if the shifting is smooth and sure what the performace is like esp. vs. the auto trans and what the gas milage is like. i did drive one with an automatic transmission and liked it but i was thinking that a manual would offer better performance milage and control. does anyone know if this is true .

From : thadriver imangeloneathotmaildotcom

thadriver wrote -- crying snipped-- god damn it tbone you did this did you. found this guy and sent him in here just to get even huh jerry .

From : thadriver imangeloneathotmaildotcom

what my towing capacity is with a 2500 cunmmins 5th wheel and bumper tow its going to vary based on transmission rear-end ratio cab/bed size etc. best bet is to check the towing guide at http//www-5.dodge.com/vehsuite/towingguide.jsp .

From : jerry

moparman wrote 1. install receiver hitch. 2. install 7 pin rv light kit to the truck. 3. install back-up light kit fits around the receiver hitch under the bumper and has two backup lights good for 80 feet. has a position switch to use off on and only work when in reverse.. 4. install freshly painted tool box. 5. install new wade bed caps. 6. remove scratch from rear dually fender. bastards!! i will be broke at that point. any advise on the above is appreciated. yeah get more scratch remover. dully fenders are a target for every shopping cart in the parking lot. even not having a dully i still park at the farthest point from the store door. wife finally learned to expect long walks to and from the store entrance. jerry .

From : fmb

on sat 12 feb 2005 052936 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote on fri 11 feb 2005 211519 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote said the hell with it and went with a 05 2500 4x4 qc with the cummins. 610 foot pounds of torque should get it done. no i didnt get leather and heated seats. should pick it up early next week after the plow goes on and the remote starter is installed. thanks group for all your info comments and suggestions. roy been off at a training deal for the week just saw this. congratulations. youll love it. what color did you get thanks. should pick it up today if they get the plow on it.the color is a kinda charcoal. wanted something that would blend in and not stand out. roy that sounds like the color that i got. a metalic charcoal. i think they call it is called graphite metallic. nice subtle color and doesnt show the dirt badly. i have found however that it really shows the scratches so i have to watch that. anyway congrats again sounds like a very nice truck. for a paint that is prone to scratch you might try liquid glass. goes on easy and builds protection with each coat. roy .

From : roy

on fri 11 feb 2005 211519 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote said the hell with it and went with a 05 2500 4x4 qc with the cummins. 610 foot pounds of torque should get it done. no i didnt get leather and heated seats. should pick it up early next week after the plow goes on and the remote starter is installed. thanks group for all your info comments and suggestions. roy been off at a training deal for the week just saw this. congratulations. youll love it. what color did you get thanks. should pick it up today if they get the plow on it.the color is a kinda charcoal. wanted something that would blend in and not stand out. roy found the name for the color. mineral gray metallic. roy .

From : thadriver imangeloneathotmaildotcom

jason g wrote i was wondering if there are aftermarket parts to increase the payload capacity of a 2wd dakota like heavier springs or something. ride quality doesnt really matter much as this is a work truck for hauling dirt rock etc. legally increasing the gross vehicle weight rating would be extremely difficult if not impossible. if this truck isnt going to be driven loaded on public roads you can do anything you want to it without worrying about the responsibility of killing someone on the highway because you exceeded the legal limit of your truck. there are several things you need to do in order to increase the capacity of the truck. front and rear brake upgrades front and rear suspension upgrades possibly a transmission/clutch upgrade cooling system upgrades etc. if you are not going to exceed the manufacturers gvwr and want more stability when you are loaded heavy try http//www.timbren.com/ . ive used the double convolution aeon timbren springs on a f-150 with great results. they will not increase the capacity of the truck but the rear suspension will be able to handle much more weight than without them. sorry the ride quality is not effected when empty. if anything its improved when loaded. .

From : denny

be careful here. dodge qualifies the 7500 mile change. if for instance you take many small trips in the colder months in which the engine does not warm up completely or if you tow heavy the recommended interval is 3500. me i use 3500. oil is cheaper than a motor. steve yeah i read the book. when im towing my 5th wheeler ill change it more often. ill also change the transmission and rear end fluids more often. ive burnt too many of them up in the texas heat to not just pay the extra money and do it sooner. 7500 miles sure seems like a long time though but this is my first diesel. -- moparman---remove clothes to reply! --scud coordinates 32.61204 north 96.92993 west-- .

From : nosey

jcmills wrote well my 94 dakota i was told the same thing. however im a firm believer in the 3 month 3000 mile oil and filter change and im religious about it. owned the 94 from 96 to jan 05 bought it with 18000 miles on it traded it at 133000 miles i drove it everywhere and has been in a large portion of states in our fair country pulled a boat with and had numerous oversize loads in it too... loll and not once was it ever in the shop for anything other than tires and alignment i do my own oil brakes and plugs. only problem i ever had was at around 120000 had to put a new water pump in it and it hadnt completely failed just was leakin... i attribute alot of that to the oil changes. plan to keep the same schedule with my 03 ram now.. jason be careful here. dodge qualifies the 7500 mile change. if for instance you take many small trips in the colder months in which the engine does not warm up completely or if you tow heavy the recommended interval is 3500. not for a cummins. schedule a the impossible light-duty schedule that most people couldnt adhere to is 15000mi intervals. schedule b for normal people is 7500mi. 94 dakota 318 v8 over 150000 miles change the oil every 6000 miles no problems whatsoever. untill the auto transmition craped out just after the dealer changed the fluid. jam .

From : jerry

god damn it tbone you did this did you. found this guy and sent him in here just to get even huh jerry ******* nobody sent me. im just a stubborn old fart who is tired of hearing about football all the time. unfortunately i underestimated the number of idiots that owned dodge trucks. makes me want to go shoping for a chevy... paul aka tha driver easy on the giggle cream! .

From : thadriver imangeloneathotmaildotcom

then dont read the friggin thread. ******** jeeeze how many times do i have to say the same thing over & over before you understand! i didnt read the thread i had to scan through it & several others about football in reading the topics & get to threads about dodge trucks!!! you do remember dodge trucks dont you this group is supposed to be about them!!! paul aka tha driver easy on the giggle cream! .

From : jerry

tbone wrote that is not what it says jerry. if you can add atf+4 to atf+3 then it makes absolutely no sense that you cant do it the other way. the reason that they say this is because atf+3 does not have the required properties for a vehicle requiring atf+4 and using it to top up a atf+4 transmission will weaken those properties i agree and disagree at the same time. reading garys post again he did say in a vehicle requiring type 3 so in a sense he was correct but as i mentioned to t lawrence what is the design change that requires atf+4 in a transmission other than dcs marketing ploy. i suspect there is none but that dc simply wants to keep the market on atf+4 in their court. jerry .

From : yonzie

denny wrote said the hell with it and went with a 05 2500 4x4 qc with the cummins. 610 foot pounds of torque should get it done. no i didnt get leather and heated seats. should pick it up early next week after the plow goes on and the remote starter is installed. thanks group for all your info comments and suggestions. roy what kind of plow are you getting denny john deere the kind you pull behind a tractor .

From : thadriver imangeloneathotmaildotcom

sixteen plugs at $3.50 ea thru mopar and 1.6 hrs labor per alldata. the pcv is under $10 iirc and there really isnt much else to do. i still want to know how you change the plugs on #5... you know the ones right underheath the brake booster ya gotta hold your tongue..... just right! mike .

From : yonzie

on thu 10 feb 2005 182525 -0600 mike simmons mikesim@yhti.net wrote gotta have some help here. if i buy a cummins it is about 5k more than the hemi. given the difference in fuel costs and taking into consideration the mileage difference as well as maintenance costs i figure to be approx. 125k miles to a brake even point. does that sound right to you folks i spent some time driving a 05 hemi powered 2500 4x4 last night very impressive truck. a couple of you own them or just sold one please jump in here need all the pros and cons. also the same truck with a cummins very impressive truck as well. guess it comes down to need vs. want. will i be doing a lot of towing in the next couple of years probably not. will i be plowing snow it looks that way. gotta find out how these hemis plow snow anybody have a blade on one roy your payback miles sounds about right. i figgered mine to be about 100k. keep in mind that with the cummins you get about $2-$3k back for the diesel when you get ready to sell it. mike bosstd big ole sissy seated truck driver ahem! brotherhood of sissy seat truck dudes if its any of your damned business! mike denny cmbba big ol sissy seat turbo diesel.. yeah!! i like that! ;^ mike mac please remove splinters before emailing .

From : thadriver imangeloneathotmaildotcom

driver i hate poetry why dont you go and find a poetry group. you are way off topic ******** and.... *that* was my original complaint!!! its denny that thought he was a poet. obviously a football-watching poet. i just wish folks would stay on topic. this group is about dodge trucks - *not* football. paul aka tha driver easy on the giggle cream! .

From : yonzie

roy wrote said the hell with it and went with a 05 2500 4x4 qc with the cummins. 610 foot pounds of torque should get it done. no i didnt get leather and heated seats. should pick it up early next week after the plow goes on and the remote starter is installed. thanks group for all your info comments and suggestions. roy did you get the automatic check out http//tinyurl.com/47qau just dont tell anybody. .

From : thadriver imangeloneathotmaildotcom

thadriver wrote wtf does that have to do with dodge trucks cant i have a single place where i can go & not have to wade through football threads dont you have a football group that you can post to why is it that everything has to be about football even the daytona 500 is called the superbowl of motorsports! no its not! there is no comparision!!!! im sick of it! paul aka tha driver giggle cream - it makes dessert *funny*! take a pill and relax .

From : thadriver imangeloneathotmaildotcom

on thu 10 feb 2005 182525 -0600 mike simmons mikesim@yhti.net wrote gotta have some help here. if i buy a cummins it is about 5k more than the hemi. given the difference in fuel costs and taking into consideration the mileage difference as well as maintenance costs i figure to be approx. 125k miles to a brake even point. does that sound right to you folks i spent some time driving a 05 hemi powered 2500 4x4 last night very impressive truck. a couple of you own them or just sold one please jump in here need all the pros and cons. also the same truck with a cummins very impressive truck as well. guess it comes down to need vs. want. will i be doing a lot of towing in the next couple of years probably not. will i be plowing snow it looks that way. gotta find out how these hemis plow snow anybody have a blade on one roy your payback miles sounds about right. i figgered mine to be about 100k. keep in mind that with the cummins you get about $2-$3k back for the diesel when you get ready to sell it. mike bosstd big ole sissy seated truck driver ahem! brotherhood of sissy seat truck dudes if its any of your damned business! mike denny cmbba big ol sissy seat turbo diesel.. mac please remove splinters before emailing .

From : denny

thanks to those who replied to my posting about removing the transmission line. new problem. fortunately this occured before i dropped the pan. i went to dodge and picked up my atf. i told them i own a 2000 dakota r/t with a 46re transmission. they said that i needed atf+4 so $60 later i leave with 3 gallons of atf+4. i pull the dipstick i know i know i should have done it first and it says fill with atf+ 7176. which is atf+3... i check my dodge service manual and it does indeed say atf+3.... i know that atf+4 is better than atf+3 but i also heard that atf+4 is no longer recommended for atf+3 transmissions. you heard wrong you can upgrade from +3 to +4 but not go from 4 to 3 with me price isnt the issue reliability is. so do i..... return the atf+4 and fill with atf+3 or fill with atf+4 i saw the guy punch up the codes into the computer so i know that unless the change was recent and my local dodge dealer didnt update their computer ma mopar wants me to use atf+4. what is the verdict please tell me it is atf+4 so i dont have to use synthetic from some other company. thanks in advance .

From : thadriver imangeloneathotmaildotcom

on mon 07 feb 2005 003758 gmt denny wddodge@woh.rr.com wrote can i have it thatd give me one to hang up somewhares.. denny not certified in nothin but bs ******************************** certificate of achievement awarded to denny on this 6th day of february 2005 for successfully bullshitting your way through life wearing a floppy eared pink fuzzy suit you are hereby designated certified master bunny bullshit artist ******************************** feel free to print this out cut out the certificate and stick it anywhere you think appropriate. thanks much! denny cmbba that cmbba sounds good if ya dont know what it stands for.. *lol* mac please remove splinters before emailing sounds good see em doubba bee yea or is it see em bee bee hey congrats denny. enough $$ come with that certificate to go down and get some feed and coffee -- it all depends on who the better bsr is me or the waitress..... denny cmbba .

From : fmb

the subject was in the header you didnt have to read it. sheeesh ********** i didnt read it. but i had to scan through it & alot of others about football in several forums that have nothing to do with football. you dont get enough football in the media then start a group about football & let me get a little fucking peace from it here! its the football fans like you that need to grow up!!!! sheeeese indeed! paul aka tha driver giggle cream - it makes dessert *funny*! and your contribution has been gfy! roy .

From : thadriver imangeloneathotmaildotcom

on mon 07 feb 2005 003758 gmt denny wddodge@woh.rr.com wrote can i have it thatd give me one to hang up somewhares.. denny not certified in nothin but bs ******************************** certificate of achievement awarded to denny on this 6th day of february 2005 for successfully bullshitting your way through life wearing a floppy eared pink fuzzy suit you are hereby designated certified master bunny bullshit artist ******************************** feel free to print this out cut out the certificate and stick it anywhere you think appropriate. thanks much! denny cmbba that cmbba sounds good if ya dont know what it stands for.. *lol* mac please remove splinters before emailing sounds good see em doubba bee yea or is it see em bee bee hey congrats denny. enough $$ come with that certificate to go down and get some feed and coffee -- fmb only one b in fmb .

From : denny

now im thinking what else i can make from cmbba. vbg go for it!! may the best one win.. carrot-munchin big-butted ... ummm... aristocrat not bad you got the suit so far....... denny cmbba .

From : thadriver imangeloneathotmaildotcom

jmc wrote jeff mayner wrote a couple of days ago someone was asking about alternatives. here is a couple that i have found to be pretty good. http//.cis.dfn.de/ http//www.individual.net/ fyi i use individual.net never had a problem with it. i had a terrible problem accessing .cis.dfn.de last year after they changed the server name to .individual.net or .individual.de http//.cis.dfn.de/serversplit-en.html .

From : roy

roy wrote said the hell with it and went with a 05 2500 4x4 qc with the cummins. 610 foot pounds of torque should get it done. no i didnt get leather and heated seats. should pick it up early next week after the plow goes on and the remote starter is installed. thanks group for all your info comments and suggestions. roy did you get the automatic yup figured they improved it. if not ill go right to a dtt check out http//tinyurl.com/47qau just dont tell anybody. hmmmmm.... roy .

From : denny

said the hell with it and went with a 05 2500 4x4 qc with the cummins. 610 foot pounds of torque should get it done. no i didnt get leather and heated seats. should pick it up early next week after the plow goes on and the remote starter is installed. thanks group for all your info comments and suggestions. roy what kind of plow are you getting denny fisher of course. roy .

From : thadriver imangeloneathotmaildotcom

yeah well others complain about ot posts too. but i catch hell cause i complain about a football post in the dodge truck forum. and im the juvenile one i dont think so! football is not that important kiddies! paul aka tha driver easy on the giggle cream! then dont read the friggin thread. .

From : miles

dodgeewe wrote its over and im supposed to go to phila tomorrow... good thing were taking someone elses car! phila fans hopefully will stop rioting by tomorrow morning! -michele i doubt it. you better not have ma tags. if so skip the trip or put some iggles propaganda in the windows for your own safety. philadelphia fans are notorious for holding a grudge. .