Recent content by Orion10182011

I used this one: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C8B6VKGW?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title Worked fine. Couldn't tall any difference between it and the OEM that I took off.

I have a set of Westin's that are rusting out already on my 2020. Who makes a quality set that will last? Black not chrome.

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Removed mine right after I got it. Then upgraded to the Chrysler RAM airflow CAI which didn't even have one.

True, but if clutch debris is all that's keeping your trans going you are on borrowed time. Don't flush, just drain an fill. Just DIYed mine a just over 50k miles.

I'm more familiar with LS engines than the HEMI. But for the LS the rule of thumb is 10psi of oil pressure per 1,000 RPM. In that context 22psi is plenty at idle.

I put long tube header on mine without raising the motor up. PITA some of the header bolts are nearly impossible to get a wrench on... Manifolds should be way easier.

Placement of the aftermarket Kooks Y pipe prevented me from removing the drain plug. So I replaced the whole pan with a Dorman. Was getting dark and the fluid was too hot to do the final fluid level check, so I will do that tonight when I get home from work. I could not tell a difference...

I'm at 50k and plan to do the fluid service. Got quoted $495 for OEM pan/filter from dealer parts. Since Ram don't recommend a service interval, I'm going to just drain and fill only. Keep the original pan/filter. Yes there are cheaper knock off pans/filters but I've read there are issues...

My AC drain leaks onto my headers. Doesn't cause any problems though.:unsure:

If you mixed red and green coolant together then yes that is your cause.

Oil cap says 5w20, so I run 0w20...:cool:

Common problem with the exhaust manifolds cracking OP. If you replace with OEM, they will crack again. I replaced with headers.

Factory computers must be unlocked before any tuning can be done. Once that's done there is no going back they know even if you don't do any flashes. I tuned my 2020 Ram with HP Tuners myself.

"Hemi Tick" is like saying someone has COPD. It's a general term for a host of disorders... 87% chance it's cracked exhaust manifolds i.e. exhaust leak.