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From : budd cochran

Q: moparman wrote snip go out to the home and garden web site and look at the million dollar house they are giving away in tyler texas. itll ask you to register for the free drawing...when you do youll get 50 emails by morning from all the world and your adware zone alarm and everything else wont catch it. snip that is not whats called spyware thats whats called being an idiot. .

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From : budd cochran

moparman wrote .....never open an email from someone you dont know even if its scanned first if the dood just invented the virus there is no protection for it yet. but like you said the virus or worm can be sent from people you do know so opening an attachment from anybody can be potentially dangerous. .

From : budd cochran

well youre wrong in that assessment but then youve not learned that about me either have you bg -- budd no roy just finally got fed up with this groups general attitude and because it didnt totally mirror yours that is life would have thought you would have realized it by now. roy .

From : tbone

havent seen the daytona version of the go man go but i have seen the one we are putting on the new chargers nice is the truck similar nice bright orange may stand out a little in the crowd. i saw the new dodge daytona truck the other day at the dealer. what a nice color! it was called go man go! does anyone know what the paint code would be for it .

From : roy

tom lawrence wrote messaging on fidonet which was a hobbiest network before the internet wow... that brings back some memories. echomail battles policy4 arguments threats of lawsuits... ah the good ol days -former nc of net2605 never saw any arguments spam pissing contests etc. on any of the echos i was on. i ran node 1114/144 for many years. .

From : roy

looking for a way to manage fuel and air flow in 2004 ram 1500 . whats available so that i can watch the performance of the truck as i go down the road change if i need to improve performance i found a dash mount from apexi for my honda. .

From : moparman

no roy just finally got fed up with this groups general attitude and because it didnt totally mirror yours that is life would have thought you would have realized it by now. roy .

From : mac davis

im not back. as a fact i had to resubscribe to post this and im leaving as soon as i can. this group is a just a sewer anymore. -- budd so the terrorist have won eh -- moparman---remove clothes to reply! --scud coordinates 32.61204 north 96.92993 west-- .

From : mac davis

tom wrote does anyone know of a pad you can purchase that prevents your bedliner from scratching the bed of the truck. i understand they also allow moisture to escape. http//paintsaver.net/ .

From : budd cochran

budd cochran wrote my point is simple. if youre a friend i figure youll answer a question in the reply about how youre doing. takes all of a minute or so. denny and gary g have both done so for example. if you dont then imho youre just being nosey. nobody else can be me! ;^ welcome back. .

From : budd cochran

does anyone know of a pad you can purchase that prevents your bedliner from scratching the bed of the truck. i understand they also allow moisture to escape. .

From : budd cochran

i have had 6-7 dodge ram pickups and recently decented to buy a v10 to pull a car trailer and the fifth wheel. i have been looking at 1999+ dodges - and recently found a 2003 with 4k on it. has anyone done anything to make the exhaust sound better the stock exhuast sounds terrible especially on a vehicle with this much performance sound like a pinto! please email me partsandmore@alltel.net .

From : budd cochran

whatever. -- budd budd cochran wrote and youre another reason for no wanting to be part of this group anymore mr moderator. moderator gee golly and to think i was your buddy when you threw mud at tbone. oh well nice to know i played a part is you disappearing for awhile. guess i need more practice though............. still its refreshing to see youre still the same blabbering jerk you always were.....have a nice day budd. .

From : budd cochran

hit a person often enough and either he will hit back or walk away. im walking. ive fought enough wars in my life. -- budd im not back. as a fact i had to resubscribe to post this and im leaving as soon as i can. this group is a just a sewer anymore. -- budd so the terrorist have won eh -- moparman---remove clothes to reply! --scud coordinates 32.61204 north 96.92993 west-- .

From : beekeep

did you ever get this problem fixed i have the same problem in an 89 dodge 4x4 5.9l engine at. it gets worse in the hot weather. mac wrote hi folks ive been dealing with this for a while and im very frustrated. 1992 dodge w150 318 magnum auto trans most of the time when i turn the key nothing happens its just dead. after running the gear selector all the way up and down anywhere from one to ten times and back to park it will start. sometimes i have to do this a few times before it will start. about a week ago the problem went away completely starting every time on the first try. yesterday it came back with a vengeance but i havent been stranded yet. i had the neutral safety switch replaced the ignition cylinder key slot and the starter. each fix seemed to help but only for a couple days maybe placebo effect. im thinking now that maybe the shift linkage is out of adjustment but the manual only states that the truck may start in gear no mention of starting problems. anyone have any thoughts thanks much -mac ps if you wish to email remove whatapain from the address otherwise posting is fine. .

From : roy

on wed 16 mar 2005 191844 -0500 earthman joehalikk@juno.com wrote i dont know any of you involved in this exchange...but this is about the lamest dialogue ive ever seen. and whats even lamer...i read it all. its like complaining about how bad a tv program is...and then sitting and watching it. im still trying to figure how this pertains to trucks cant we all just get along xxxooo simple - we are talking about mr. d-50. beekeep .

From : budd cochran

no roy just finally got fed up with this groups general attitude and some posters in particular. -- budd my point is simple. if youre a friend i figure youll answer a question in the reply about how youre doing. takes all of a minute or so. denny and gary g have both done so for example. if you dont then imho youre just being nosey. im not one to bug others with nosey emails i only ask for the same respect. how about i just have someone post the funeral notice a month or so after im gone till then ill be in whatever health i have at the time. -- budd wtf! you and i have had out moments but i gotta tell ya this is pure bullshit. roy .

From : budd cochran

im not back. as a fact i had to resubscribe to post this and im leaving as soon as i can. this group is a just a sewer anymore. -- budd budd cochran wrote my point is simple. if youre a friend i figure youll answer a question in the reply about how youre doing. takes all of a minute or so. denny and gary g have both done so for example. if you dont then imho youre just being nosey. nobody else can be me! ;^ welcome back. .

From : miles

drew cutter wrote that my beef right now . since dodge trucks have such a bad rep. for fuel. when a person trying to do the little things to improve gas mileage. dodge and oem dont come thru. the best ive come with is performance chips. nothing to monitor how the air flow is doing or fuel. kind of worried about this summer gas prices. their doesnt seem to be a mfg. of air sensors like granatelli for gas power dodge trucks. real time monitoring of fuel mixture is pretty easy although not cheap with off the shelf parts. the lm-1 digital meter is probably about the best out there. although the halmeter is pretty good too; and for less money. am in dash gauges are pretty worthless - eye candy only. but if you want to change parameters while driving youre on you own. -- ..bob 1997 hd fxdwg - turbocharged! 2001 dodge dakota qc 5.9/4x4/3.92 1966 mustang coupe - daily driver 1966 ffr cobra - ongoing project .

From : miles

roy wrote i believe the word was attitude miles. budd was talking about the groups general attitude. how you managed to turn that into shit is beyond me. but no matter. the attitude is the constant pissing contests and yes thats shit in my book. some people like it. miles that is your interpretation of the attitude. seeing as you participate in some of the pissing contests i guess you do like it. so as to help prevent another pissing contest im done. .

From : tom lawrence

that my beef right now . since dodge trucks have such a bad rep. for fuel. when a person trying to do the little things to improve gas mileage. dodge and oem dont come thru. the best ive come with is performance chips. nothing to monitor how the air flow is doing or fuel. kind of worried about this summer gas prices. their doesnt seem to be a mfg. of air sensors like granatelli for gas power dodge trucks. .

From : miles

roy wrote because it didnt totally mirror yours that is life would have thought you would have realized it by now. shit is shit anyway you look at it. some people like shit. is it wrong to not like it because it doesnt mirror my life good grief roy i dont like shit either and i have no trouble saying so. if you do then thats great but im still gonna tell ya i dont like it even if shit is part of life. i believe the word was attitude miles. budd was talking about the groups general attitude. how you managed to turn that into shit is beyond me. but no matter. .

From : miles

earthman wrote i dont know any of you involved in this exchange...but this is about the lamest dialogue ive ever seen. and whats even lamer...i read it all. its like complaining about how bad a tv program is...and then sitting and watching it. im still trying to figure how this pertains to trucks cant we all just get along xxxooo this group has long been a testosterone filled male dominated truck touting pissing contest message board. everyone seems to have to thump their chest louder than the next. ya i remember my school days too. .

From : earthman

roy wrote because it didnt totally mirror yours that is life would have thought you would have realized it by now. shit is shit anyway you look at it. some people like shit. is it wrong to not like it because it doesnt mirror my life good grief roy i dont like shit either and i have no trouble saying so. if you do then thats great but im still gonna tell ya i dont like it even if shit is part of life. .

From : budd cochran

carolina watercraft works inc. loballeng@mindspring.com wrote in those wouldnt be diehard batteries by chance would they nope. just went out and looked and it has a cover on it so i cant tell what it is. i know it came from the dealers so whatever the dealer has is what i got. its not a sealed battery as it has 2 caps that ive removed to verify that its now low on fluid. -- regards slick willy 73 cb 450 95 xj 600 03 flstf - parted ways in late july 04 flhrci - entering geezerdom at a mere 32 ... remove the bendover to reply .

From : budd cochran

budd cochran wrote im not back. as a fact i had to resubscribe to post this and im leaving as soon as i can. this group is a just a sewer anymore. no its not bud. there is alot of garbage on usenet in general. i first came here about 5 years ago and there were far more bitching and pissing contests then. you just have to learn to ignore them completely. telling idiots to leave you alone is pointless. why respond to people who arent your friends .

From : budd cochran

and youre another reason for no wanting to be part of this group anymore mr moderator. -- budd budd cochran wrote how about i just have someone post the funeral notice a month or so after im gone till then ill be in whatever health i have at the time. no need to do that the coroners report will do just fine........ in all seriousness thanks for the reminder why ............ jerry .

From : jerry

drew cutter wrote looking for a way to manage fuel and air flow in 2004 ram 1500 . whats available so that i can watch the performance of the truck as i go down the road change if i need to improve performance i found a dash mount from apexi for my honda. ive never seen one for a v8 gas engine. there are a few for diesels but not gas. -- ..bob 1997 hd fxdwg - turbocharged! 2001 dodge dakota qc 5.9/4x4/3.92 1966 mustang coupe - daily driver 1966 ffr cobra - ongoing project .

From : miles

id replace it with a sealed battery...other than a diehard. my guess is that the fluid evaporating is causing your terminals to corrode. as for the slow turnover id check all of your connections for either corrosion or being loose. then proceed from there. a loose connection will cause the cable ends to heat up...which may be the cause of the odor you described. -- laszlo almasi carolina watercraft works inc. dont you hate it when money beats out love carolina watercraft works inc. loballeng@mindspring.com wrote in those wouldnt be diehard batteries by chance would they nope. just went out and looked and it has a cover on it so i cant tell what it is. i know it came from the dealers so whatever the dealer has is what i got. its not a sealed battery as it has 2 caps that ive removed to verify that its now low on fluid. -- regards slick willy 73 cb 450 95 xj 600 03 flstf - parted ways in late july 04 flhrci - entering geezerdom at a mere 32 ... remove the bendover to reply .

From : dan j s

on wed 16 mar 2005 124834 gmt budd cochran mr-d150@citlinkspam.net wrote i wasnt trolling mac just looking to stop nosey invasions of my privacy under the guise of false friendship. and doing it in a public forum... makes sense to me budd.. mac please remove splinters before emailing .

From : budd cochran

ok i will keep an eye out for it in the future ken. and thanks for the info. but the other plans for the dump box on your site look good also. easy to fabricate most of the pieces for the do it yourself person. .

From : jerry

does anyone know of a pad you can purchase that prevents your bedliner from scratching the bed of the truck. i understand they also allow moisture to escape. http//www.rhinoliner.com/ -- fmb only one b in fmb .

From : thenewguy

those wouldnt be diehard batteries by chance would they -- laszlo almasi carolina watercraft works inc. dont you hate it when money beats out love i have a 99 dakota 3.9 sport with 5 speed trans. 103k on the clock and running pretty good except them ball joints that suck... anyway i have had the batter replaced for free 3 times since purchasing the truck new in january of 99. 1st time was in feb 00 i was up in canada and battery was completely dead when i woke up in the am. called caa and they jumped me and i went to nearest dealership who told me i had a bad battery. they replaced it for free. in december of 02 i had same problem and dealer where i purchased the truck said same think new battery. tech advised me that there was a batch of bad batteries supplied to dealerships in ne and my battery was one of them. no problamo on my end. i get a new battery and it doesnt cost me a penny. forward to late winter 03. battery not dead but doesnt sound too good. takes a couple of turn overs before it will start and sounds like its really straining. i take to dealership and once again they replace the battery telling me that when they run an electronics test on the truck everything is good except the battery. again covered under warranty so no cost to me except the test cost me $30 which wasnt too bad. fast forward to current day. i am still having a problem with starting. the battery always has juice and truck starts every morning but when it starts it sounds like its really straining. ive also noticed that there is some white/blue green fluffy build up on the negative terminal. i clean it up best i can but within a week or so it comes back. a buddy of mine works at a shop and he told me to come on over after hours and he can put clean the battery terminals correctly with some acid solution that will clean the terminals up properly. it takes about 1 month but the build up returns. im stumped and not sure what to do that this point. any ideas as a side note there is a faint burning smell when i start my truck in the extreme cold less than 10 degrees f when i exit the truck. i tent to start my truck and let it run for a few minutes before i leave for work. the smell is not as noticeable when the temps are higher but its still there. thanks to all that reply. ive found lots of good info in this ng. been lurking for over a year but dont recall ever seeing this specific problem. -- regards slick willy 73 cb 450 95 xj 600 99 dakota sport 03 flstf - parted ways in late july 04 flhrci - entering geezerdom at a mere 32 ... remove the bendover to reply .

From : mike simmons

on mon 14 mar 2005 202120 gmt budd cochran mr-d150@citlinkspam.net wrote btw this does not apply to my true friends. -- budd i might mistakenly expect a reply back from you. if youre not going to be a friend dont ask about me. its none of your business. -- budd /| /| | | |||| | please do not | / o o | feed the | / | trolls | / || / || / | || / | | | |/ || / |||/ | || / / || || / | | | --| | | | | --| * | |||| | -/ *-- -- | || / | / * / /- | | | * cccc/ cccc mac please remove splinters before emailing .

From : nosey

no you were just one of several. just leave me alone. damn! who pooped in your oatmeal ;^ mike -- budd on mon 14 mar 2005 202120 gmt budd cochran mr-d150@citlinkspam.net wrote btw this does not apply to my true friends. -- budd how about your true enimies i guess your comments are directed to me. i just wanted to know if you were alright since you suddenly stopped posting here. i doubt that there will ever be any great friendship between the two of us but that doesnt mean that i wish you any harm either. yes this group has changed over the years partly because new people have joined and partly because some of the old timers here have left. it would be nice if the latter would just poke the noses in here every once and awhile and say hey. and if you really gotta know - my dad who is 85 and is loosing his mind is takeing up a lot of my spare time. dr says he is healthy and should live a good deal longer which means i am going to have my hands full for awhile. i dont really mind as it is a labor of love and it does take priority over most everything else in my life at the present time. beekeep .

From : beekeep

on wed 16 mar 2005 001514 -0500 julio nospamhere@home.net wrote on mon 10 jan 2005 203930 -0500 todd spam@this.com wrote ive changed the ignition coil and pickup coil no change. to add some detail it does this hot or cold and the odd backfire can occur at any time usually lugging in o/d at low speed greatest load. i still have no codes i should mention it has refused to idle stalls unless given a little gas a couple times in the last year if that means anything. please help! todd ========================================================== i had a similar problem in an 84 celica gt-s. it was the pick-up coil in the distributor. hth carl as the subject says truck has 230000kms new plugs wires cap and rotor. if i let it get into overdrive at say 70-80 km/h 45-50 mph it will stumble/studder really bad a couple of times when cold/damp it backfired through the throttle body. if i accelerate so it drops a gear and revs higher it smooths out as the rpm increases. im thinking the coil is the next thing to try any other ideas todd cat convertor rattling at all kick it with your foot and listen. mine gave up at 100 k similar power problems associated. i removed mine and had no mechanical problems since just a code error from the 2nd sensor. wow - that post was old - i should read the dates first - doh! .

From : roy

i bet it isnt cliff. yes i have seen this problem before on my 96. look very carefully at your cargo light. i had a very small crack in the lens and it leaked when parked and the wind was only in one direction. steve help my 01 quad cab 1500 has dampness on passenger side floor. anyone else seen this found cause looking for suggestions on where to look. rear window is solid. tia cliff hubbard .

From : beekeep

no you were just one of several. just leave me alone. -- budd on mon 14 mar 2005 202120 gmt budd cochran mr-d150@citlinkspam.net wrote btw this does not apply to my true friends. -- budd how about your true enimies i guess your comments are directed to me. i just wanted to know if you were alright since you suddenly stopped posting here. i doubt that there will ever be any great friendship between the two of us but that doesnt mean that i wish you any harm either. yes this group has changed over the years partly because new people have joined and partly because some of the old timers here have left. it would be nice if the latter would just poke the noses in here every once and awhile and say hey. and if you really gotta know - my dad who is 85 and is loosing his mind is takeing up a lot of my spare time. dr says he is healthy and should live a good deal longer which means i am going to have my hands full for awhile. i dont really mind as it is a labor of love and it does take priority over most everything else in my life at the present time. beekeep .

From : budd cochran

thanks guys. i appreciate the response. the westin platinum is what i am looking at. looks like a simple install -- i am just cautious with my new baby. pj .

From : dan j s

thanks. even if it was spam it was pretty good and informative spam. so thanks again. btw do you have plans for a wood and steel flat deck dump application for a 3/4 ton pickup the original box is ok for dumping. but a flat deck application works better. .

From : thenewguy

also posted to alt.autos.dodge my 1997 grand caravan es 3.8l v6 41te/a604 trans 139000 miles gently driven was developing a transmission problem double thump when shifting into od even when just letting off the gas and then resuming gas so i took it to my local dealer for a fluid change and control module diagnosis. it was quiet and drivable otherwise. the receipt from the dealer shows they found worn out/burned trans fluid even though every required service in the manual has been done and it came back with a two failure codes p1798 and p1799 which the service writer said were wear and damage indicators in the transmission itself. in the final diagnosis of the service writer - it needs a rebuild or replacement transmission. since the symptoms themselves seemed minor to me at the time and not thinking i was in desperate need of emergency repairs i wanted to take my time with the decision. so i drove it home and parked it for a week to go on an out-of-state trip. when i needed the caravan the next weekend to tow my lightweight one-bike motorcycle trailer on a short road trip i went out on the morning of the trip to the driveway to turn it around and hitch up the trailer. as soon as it was running and i started moving it made a bunch of new noises - what sounded like quiet cv joint clicks at first which quickly turned into a nasty gnashing clanking and rpm-matching clicks as i rolled into the street in drive. after about 10 yards it had settled into a rhythmic clicking that was sort of like a much softer version of shifting into park while moving. as soon as i could get the thing turned around i got it back into my driveway. so now that its not drivable at all - anyone have any recommendations when it comes to which repair path to take unless someone knows about some simple repair short of a complete transmission overhaul - id certainly like to save some money if possible $4000 worst case scenario - new transmission and control unit and come away with the best high-mileage solution. i have no desire or need to sell anytime soon and feel fairly confident the rest of the caravan will get me to twice the current mileage before i tire of it. my choices as i see them a. keep the original transmission and have the problems repaired at whatever the usual dealer rates are and have only the usual 90 day dealer warranty on the repairs. b. replace the transmission with a remanufactured transmission from dodge and get the factory 3 year warranty on the unit. c. replace the transmission myself with a low mileage used/junkyard procured unit with no warranty. d. to change or not to change the transmission control unit. e. if i can save some money somewhere do some mileage-based maintenance while the transmission is out preemptive cv joint replacement front-end suspension and steering bushings and joints shocks. none of the parts mentioned are worn out completely but feel worn enough that i wouldnt mind the freshening-up. f. some hidden warranty will cover the repairs and i wont have to pay a cent for the repairs grin. anyone with some experience have a moment to help guide me mike g. - .

From : budd cochran

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From : steve carolinabreezehvac

steve@carolinabreezehvac wrote groups-abuse@google.com mac please remove splinters before emailing dont ya love how both posters originated from the same point and the responder refers to the original author by name ken in reply which is never mentioned publicly. .

From : miles

messaging on fidonet which was a hobbiest network before the internet wow... that brings back some memories. echomail battles policy4 arguments threats of lawsuits... ah the good ol days -former nc of net2605 .

From : dodgeewe dodgeewe

without binding up the driveline. this isnt an option on the 3rd gen trucks becuase their front axles are solid one-piece units and therefore always engaged. other than finding a different storage facility where i dont have to reverse uphill while jumping a curb what would be my option i was really hoping for a solution like the one you responded to ... i guess i could always keep going like i am and let the extended warranty take care of the damage this will cause over time. craig c. .

From : steve carolinabreezehvac

steve@carolinabreezehvac steve@removethis.carolinabreezehvac.com wrote um....mails working different servers hey steve i emailed you a couple days ago but never heard back yahoo address is the only one i have on you. did you get it ....and you are back in nc lol....no. billings montana. -- nathan w. collier http//7slotgrille.com http//utilityoffroad.com .