Search results

Also near Animas Forks

You did good. My original battery died right at the end of warranty. The warranty replacement died last summer. Gerry

Since your battery is five years old, it’s likely you will be replacing it sooner than later anyway, so you might as well do it now. Wal-mart has a group H8 battery with a four year warranty. It’s bigger than the battery that came in your truck. When you take your old battery out, there is a...

With your track record, you will probably getting a new one in a few weeks anyway...:). Seriously though, hope they can fix it.. Gerry

I just finished that job on my truck today. Used the same kit. Gerry

My truck with 90,000 miles started making noise. I jacked up the front so the wheels were off the ground. Then I spun the wheels by hand and found the passenger side was feeling rough and “growling “ a bit compared to the driver side. There was no play in the bearing though. I replaced them...

https://5thgenrams.com/community/threads/add-me-to-the-list-water-leaking.12090/ Gerry

I bought one of those turbo encabulators years ago. I bolted it up behind the slant 6 in my '65 Coronet, and WOW! What a sleeper. That thing was AWESOME!. Unfortunately, the girdle springs failed and there was excessive side fumbling as a result. Too bad the second part of the video wasn't...

Yeah, but I guess you wouldn’t think the engine was seized at first, so it makes sense that they would check the battery and starter first. Finding piston material in the intake? There must have been some major carnage there!

The last line in the work order says they adjusted the transmission fluid to the proper level. Sounds funny to me.

I think it's there to complete the electrical circuit for the muffler bearings. Gerry

In my opinion, you are wasting your money. I had a 2004 GMC with over 100K miles that had a head crack. It was a casting problem. When I replaced the heads, the inside of the engine looked brand new. There was no ring ridge at the top of the cylinders. The crosshatch on the cylinders looked...

How would it not be a warranty issue? Gerry

Yup Gerry

I doubt that idling for a couple of hours would be a problem. I think the best thing you can do to help the longevity of an engine is to do the first oil and filter change early. Gerry

I had a leak in the same area. I posted a video of the leak. You can compare it to your leak to see if it’s coming from the same place: https://5thgenrams.com/community/threads/add-me-to-the-list-water-leaking.12090/ Gerry

I guess I'm going to be the contrarian. In my case, I run with a light load when taking trips with our Ram. I get over 400 miles to the 23 gal tank, and by that time I need to take a break. The other irritating thing is that with high gas prices, filling that 33 gal tank takes another swipe...

The last few days have been pretty windy here. If I was travelling east, I could have just deployed a sail...How's the wind been where you are? Gerry

I'm confused. a '21 with 31 miles is on a used car lot? How does that happen? Gerry

I had my AC behave like yours for the first few hours after replacing the battery. You might be losing power to the AC intermittently. I would check for loose ground connections and maybe reseat the fuses. Gerry