is this normal 2004 cummins temp drops at idle

From : chad

Q: suddenly without warning miles exclaimed 04-dec-06 1052 pm jmc wrote cause im tellin ya from my experiences in england and australia theyd sell like hotcakes. dont know about oz but they wouldnt sell in england. larger vehicles of any kind arent very common. when ive visited england i saw very few passenger trucks on the highways. travel trailers where a full size truck would be needed are also very rare in england. at over $6 a gallon who could afford them dont know when you were there but i just left... indeed some years ago there werent many but i saw lots more this tour... i think in the north anyway they may do well enough. saw lots more landcruisers and rangerovers this tour than last and a goodly number of mitsubishi tritons and some nissans as well... oz though would be an excellent market i think. nearly everyone here owns a 4x4 at least here in the outback many are rr or lcs but theres a goodly number of utes as pickups are called here as well. jmc .

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From : nathan in montana

speedo is still working but both the trip meter and the odometer have stopped on my 92 dodge b250 van. anybody have any ideas beekeep .

From : steve lusardi

apologies if this is a double post. firefox weirded out on me for a second suddenly without warning miles exclaimed 04-dec-06 1052 pm jmc wrote cause im tellin ya from my experiences in england and australia theyd sell like hotcakes. dont know about oz but they wouldnt sell in england. larger vehicles of any kind arent very common. when ive visited england i saw very few passenger trucks on the highways. travel trailers where a full size truck would be needed are also very rare in england. at over $6 a gallon who could afford them dont know when you were there but i just left... indeed some years ago there werent many but i saw lots more this tour... i think in the north anyway they may do well enough. saw lots more landcruisers and rangerovers this tour than last and a goodly number of mitsubishi tritons and some nissans as well... oz though would be an excellent market i think. nearly everyone here owns a 4x4 at least here in the outback many are rr or lcs but theres a goodly number of utes as pickups are called here as well. jmc .