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From : wildturkey2cu

Q: tbone wrote no dc fixed the problem. dealer only supplies the labor and was authorized and paid by dc. make up your mind. 1st you say dc -1 now you say dc +/- 1 cant you stick to your same train of thought rather than just bounce around to suit your argument ditto and the point is not what dc fixes but the level of quality that caused it to begin with. true except according to jdpowers and edmunds dodge for at least the past 2 years has had higher reliability in almost all areas. a few areas were equal to ford and chevy for 1/2 ton and 3/4 ton trucks. even if the big 3 are about equal what sets them apart is how they handle problems that do occur. dc scores well as they fixed the problems. .

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From : storby

i agree. thats the way they make them to run. i never turn mine off unless pulling. .

From : big al

by uncompressed im assuming you mean at normal atmospheric pressure and temperature... 11 pounds 4 ounces. a liter of helium at scf temperature/pressure weighs .1785g. you can do the math... are you talking in a vacuum or under normal atmospheric conditions with air. .

From : storby

1992 dodge d50 ram 2.4 motor. has new coil/transtior for coil/mfi relay ecm rebuilt starter relay plus and wires cap /rotor/timing belt/head was warp has been shaved new gaskets.rebult dist /new ignition switch. rebult alternator.the problem is you turn key in start postion well start but you have to hard it in the start postion when released to run stops running so does anyone have and answer on what the problem is should could use help on this one the problem is in the ignition switch or the wiring. in the start position full battery voltage is fed to the ignition system for a hotter spark while cranking. after you release the key to the run position the voltage goes thru a resistor. dont really know the wiring of your vehicle but thats how it works. sometimes the full voltage is sent from the starter solenoid. try to get your hands on a manual and see. in your case the full voltage is there but the normal run voltage is not. al .