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24 Valve 2nd Generation
1998.5 to 2002 Dodge Ram Trucks
Subcategories
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Part Number Lookup Tool
Full Truck Part Number Lookup Tool- 4 Cummins articles
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Engine
This pertains 5.9L 24 valve ISB engine with VP44 Injection pump. This article area covers what is not covered below.- 232 Cummins articles
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Transmission & Transfer Case
Everything pertaining to transmissions and transfer cases. This includes automatic transmissions and manual transmissions.- 10 Cummins articles
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Axles, Suspension & Brakes
Everything pertaining to axles, differentials, brakes, wheels and tires.- 10 Cummins articles
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Cab Interior
Everything pertaining to cab interior. This is including stereo, air conditioning, heater, seats, flooring, etc.- 17 Cummins articles
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Truck Exterior
Everything pertaining to exterior of the truck. This includes paint, body work, bumpers, lighting etc.- 4 Cummins articles
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TSB Articles
Regarding Dodge TSB documents for the 2nd Generation 24 Valved trucks- 6 Cummins articles
2 Cummins articles in this category
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So this whole ordeal started with a truck I bought for a donor to swap into a Chevy truck. The truck is a 98.5 24v (build date 2/98) and it had 388xxx miles. It needed an ECM and a VP44, Turns out I had both on the shelf from previous builds. Long story short I got 2200 miles out of the engine before it ate a bearing. I had an 01 engine sitting that I had done a VE pump swap to for my crew cab. figured I'd just drop it in and keep trucking, HAHAHAHA not so simple. After scouring the usual source
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This article will detail my used Pacbrake install. Part numbers listed are the ones i used, unless noted, and what i know works. This can be used with vacuum or air cylinders and controlled by the Cummins ECM, a throttle switch, or manual momentary switch. As of 3-20 all parts still available from Pacbrake except the brake housing. Much of this info can be found on Pacbrake's website in PDFs L2016.pdf for brakes C14024/C14024E/C14025, and L1018.pdf parts list. Do yourself a favor, download and
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