Royal Squire

I had a set of Hankook Dynapro, if I remember correctly, on my company pickup, a 2015 Silverado 1500 that went 101,000 miles. I carried a lot of tools so was heavy for a 1/2 ton. Tires would have gone farther if I would’ve rotated them regularly. Have Toyo open country on my Dodge. Unsure of mileage but they seemed to wear quickly. Next set will likely be Hankooks.

Maybe you should consider a complete cab replacement

Could have a boost leak

What deer?

I too have pillar gauges, Isspro EV1 style. Ordered them from either Vulcan or DAP, can’t remember which, both are sponsors on this site.

Will keep you and yours in our prayers

I believe the mileage is in the cluster not the ecm

Got any codes?

How much fuel pressure do you have?

Wife got a little too close to the edge while plowing!

Are the vacuum lines there?

Codes?

I’m curious as to the reasoning for the flashback leds. In the past it has been an advantage to have the amber park lamps when snowing heavily or foggy and very poor visibility I’ve turned off headlights and had better visibility with just amber park lamps. Anyone else have this experience.

Nice car. Looks like summer there!

Moparmans high idle switch is very handy. I use it often.

Could leave it running or somehow circulate fuel

Got any photos?

There is a post on here somewhere that recommends Firestone F2220 IIRC.

I have nebo tempra brand IR thermometer. It has adjustable emissivity and a flashlight. Haven’t used it a lot. Did use it recently to check oven temperature.

I think maybe you didn’t count your zeros!

Not sure that ecm is Dodge since you can purchase it through Cummins

Propane is a lot cheaper than gasoline or diesel, at least right now. Might consider a duel fuel generator although I don’t have any experience with one.

Guess I’m colorblind

What’s your mileage now?

I believe the WTS light indicates that the ECM is booting up.