Well i picked up my new/old 1996 Dodge 2500 Ram. Fuel gauge was at 1/4 full when picking it up so I bought some diesel conditioner & filled up the tank to the tune of $89 dollars, I took it that is was full. Driving home & waiting for the gauge to reach full, it never did. Hovered near half...
Talked with the gentleman today. He is the 2nd owner but nows the first owner. He has bought from him before as the both use them on the farm. He says the engine doesn't use any oil & it has been changed regularly. The tranny was done about 100k ago & a shift kit was put in it. The truck...
Just purchased an '96 2500 Ram with a cummins in it. SLT Laramie. The difference between that & my '95 gasser with the same option SLT Laramie is that the diesel doesn't have the outside air temperature & fuel calculator on the headliner, it is just a pocket for storage. Was it not available...
Done. But since it is 15 years old & the tranny still shifts a little different each time I can guess, not assume that maybe it has flat spots & could use replacing. That I will do tomorrow & see if I get consistency out of the tranny shifting.
Well the boat was a 1964 ChrisCraft Connie 34'. Solid mahogany plank. Original twin 327's. They DID sound sweet but needed rebuilding since they were original. Replaced them with 2 Renault 250HP marine turbo diesels. They were Mack blocks marinized by Renault. Straight 6"s. Can't remember...
1995 Chevy 6.5L N/A diesel Blew the alternator yesterday & replaced. The tranny was rebuilt a week ago & hard shifting since. Checking the TPS settings according to what I can find for the 6.2L N/A diesel it was set too low. Having said that & changing it I find another screw on the pump...
I figured it out. It was an add on when the van was new. It was owned by the City. They had a hour meter on it. I think that was wired to a oil pressure shut down relay. that's why it is disconnected. The voltage is high today 18V. It does shift hard especially from first. The tranny has...
is it suppose to be connected? 1995 Chevy 1 ton van 6.5L N/A diesel. Went out this morning for a coffee & the truck shifted really weird. The voltmeter showed a constant over charge & the engine mil light flashed on & off. Removing the dog house I found this wire off & following them they...
Well I have 3 OBDll readers but they are not backward compatible. The lastest is a Autolink which worked with the canbus on the Sprinter. My other 2 wouldn't talk to it. The autolink was only $120.00 up here.
Well I bought a 3/4 ton chevy van with 6.5L N/A diesel new in '95 up here in Toronto. Used it for 5 years & then bought a 2000 Savanah with a 6.5L turbo diesel. Worst truck I owned. Lousy mileage as well as poorly built. Straded it & bought a 2005 Dodge Sprinter. Great van, great mileage...
I'll try the MAC again tomorrow using the & try using "P" & "F". It's raining here now or I would go try the hand held tach on the harmonic balancer. SO that I will try tomorrow too. Thanks PS since I see all yours are TD's did you convert the older ones from N/A?
I have a hand held tach with the stick on reflectors. I could try that on the engine but where would be the best place to stick it on to get the rpm"s? The crank pulley? I was using the letter G. The 8th letter in the vin is Y
Yes the van has the mechanical injection pump. The tranny is a 4L80e transmission. The MAC scanner did work on it when I had a '95 van 15 years ago when it was new. This one I just bought used.