Drilling Holes in Front Bumper

From : kevin mcdermit

Q: its very true. i installed the cord on my 2004 model this past weekend. get the cord from cummins its $35.00 cheaper than getting it from dodge. i had the cord shipped overnight and it cost $12.00. the access point is directly behind the oil filter. unscrew the protective cap plug in cord screw it down zip tie to the frame so that the plug is behind the passenger front bumper. needed tools large pliers zip ties beer. takes 30 minutes max ... and thats if youre an idiot. craig c. william. boyd wrote i understand that my new 04 5.9 ho has an engine block heater installed at the factory. to use this heater all i have to do is buy the connecting cord. some one said it is located behind the oil filter. how true is this information bill p. .

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From : max340

was it covered under warranty when it failed -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving i just got a letter from dc saying that my 2wd durango is covered for an extended time should the upper ball joints fail. 10 years 100000 miles for all 2000-2002 and 2003s built through 12/31/02. thats great considering i already had one fail at 15000 miles. .

From : maxpower

i know i said i would ignore this idiot but... roy back to ignore the idiot mode . 222 296200 kvgfd.10036$hq6.2228289@twister.southeast.rr.com tbone wrote now lets just hope i dont run out of propane - yeah i just filled a 500 gallon tank today at $1.49 a gallon. that sure hurt ........... yes it does!! im going to look into seeing if i can pre-buy next year at the lower summer rates. my buddy did that with his oil heat this year and i want to see if the propane company offers that as well. i am just finishing installing a multi-zoned heating system on the second floor that i hope will save me some serious $$$$. -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving .