Mopar1973Man

Thank you for confirming that...

The only this about that article I don't agree with... I still recommend that you hold to the factory values... Strange part is that Bosch will not warranty a pump with diaphragm damage. And even BC admits... http://www.bluechipdiesel.com/fassinfo.html This is the only problem I got with BC articles is the fact he's touted the 5 PSI for racing reasons that even excepted that as a base minimum values. Pump failures sored... But if you read carefully all of BC testing work is for the performance market. There is no solid testing in longevity of the VP44. So all I can say is becareful how you read his articles. Like the statement above there is nothing stated on that page of how long the VP44 would last... Like to agree with his statement above... This will keep the overflow OPEN this WILL increase fuel flow through the VP44 and maximize the cooling a lubing effects of the fuel. Since the overflow valve opens at 14 PSI I've been using this a "Suggested Low Pressure". The thing is we are looking to get the most life from our VP44 not HP/TQ.

ASD (Automatic Shut Down) Relay in is in the PDC (Power Distribution Center) under the hood. I would check and see if the relay is lose or corroded up..

Drat... The weather got me pinned for about 1-2 weeks till the wind lets up... :banghead:

Comments in blue... The only thing left is to go to a dealer and let them use there $6000 DRBIII tool and tell you if the speed sensors are working (or not) and the ABS computer is working (or not). But I'm going to say there is a mis-match in sensors yet. Because if the ABS computer was actually out the speedometer would be dead... Speed sensor -> ABS computer -> CCD Network -> Instrument panel -> Speedometer Also remember the ABS/BRAKE light will not reset till the vehicle is moving.

20 PSI is the undocumented high limit.

There is a second spring included that jacks it up to 17-19 PSI... Or like I did I used a shim washer on the spring and adjsted it to 17 PSI... As a matter of fact it time to do some maintenance on my AD150...

Yea I agree it would be fun to play with EFI Live on a 24V engine... But I think your right we are the red headed step child of the family of Cummins.. I hate to say it but there is no comparing gas engine to diesel to totally different worlds...

I told him to aim for 2 million now...

Or worse like your Avatar...

Well I'm going to be taking the TT out in the next few day's I'll bring along the video camera and such and document a run down to Boise, ID...

D'Oh!

Hmmm... I got to get ahold of JL and find out what going on I've gotten a few email about posting issues???

Sometimes all it need is a bit of TLC and the truck behaves much better...

Check the IOD (Ignition Off Draw) fuse its the one in the cab fuse panel with the funky clip over it.

I'm close to 400 HP to the ground and the Southbend Con OFE clutch holds really good and tight...

The only thing a O2 sensor would be used for is smoke control. Just like on gasser the O2 sensor detect rich/lean conditions and tunes the fuel accordingly to the load and speed.

The only one that can be mixed is the yellow it can be mixed with either green or orange but not both.

Just emailed him again to see if there is a update of if it actually rolls over or 999,999 ???

Just 7 minutes ago I go the email... It has been done... Congrads to CajFlynn for making 1 million miles with a 2001 Dodge Cummins... Also the milestone page has been update as well... http://mopar.mopar1973man.com/cummins/milestone/milestones.htm

100 miles to go...

I'd would consider just changing the ECM with your old engine then you know the data bus is the same thing... If not you could have the ECM flashed to match the Dodge. (I think ??? )

There you go... Post it up on CumminsForum I sure some punk would buy it for $12K...

Sorry that won't wash here... Some of use actually know the history of you truck...

It all one piece. No you don't have to mark its position. Just pull the 4 bolts and remove. Clean it with a mild degreaser. http://mopar.mopar1973man.com/cummins/2ndgen24v/maintenance/damper/damper.htm