Recent content by Orion10182011

Add fluid with engine running and trans up to temp. Going to need a tool because fluid fill is right next to the hot *** exhaust pipe.

My truck was sucking the battery down. Turns out water was getting in the rear window and shorted out the RF module. Common problem on the RAMs.

Going to need a new cam and lifters. Got to pull the heads to change the lifters. I think there is a very good chance the bottom of the engine is still good. Oil filter should have kept the glitter out of the crank.

No difference between 0w20 and 5w20 at operating temperature. Both are 20w @ 200*. 0w20 flows better cold and will start lubricating faster on cold start.

0w20 will get up and start lubricating the engine faster on a cold start. At operating temp ~200° they behave exactly the same.

Don't know why. Can be found from the first link, just got to dig a little.

Drain and fill. Drive it for a while then do it again.

HP Tuners https://www.hptuners.com/product/dodge-pcm-services/

I have Corsa and love it. No way I'd put Drone-master on a nice Laramie truck.

This is what I ordered after doing some research. Haven't put it in yet. Fluid

Been using Mobil 1 in everything since I started driving(long time ago). Always served me well. I will use Supertech full synthetic in the step daughters beater with almost 200k miles. Also a good oil.

HP claims on performance parts are always cooked numbers. Gains? Sure. 41HP gain, no f---ing way.:rolleyes:

It's the fuel maps. But there are many for different cam angles. If you have the cam locked out then you can disable the NN and use regular VE tables.

NO. Lower octane reduces power because the engine has to reduce timing to control knock. This also hurts torque. Horsepower is simply (Torque x RPM)/5252 .

I tuned my 2020 with HP Tuners. But first I had to sent my ECU off the HP Tuners to get it unlocked. I suggest investing in a HEMI tuning course. It's not intuitive. Also tuning the Neural Network requires a Neural Network trainer. HP Tuners has a NN trainer. $50 gets you 30 days access.