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Long Nap for Beast
While beast is laid up for repairs please please please paint the grill! 🤣 Sorry buddy, that bare yucky plastic gril drives me crazy. Lol
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That's cool, I like this idea!
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2006 Dodge Ram 3500 - Thor Project
Congrats on finally getting her nailed down.
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Doubletrouble started following Hello Everyone! , Ram air intake , A little Dodge horse tradin' and 1 other
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Ram air intake
Interesting
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A little Dodge horse tradin'
Wish I had the skill to do body work like that. Looks great
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2006 Dodge Ram 3500 - Thor Project
Yep, all proprietary info. TOP SECRET!
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2006 Dodge Ram 3500 - Thor Project
That would be great info to have on hand. Hopefully you can get a reliable and accurate source for those chime codes.
- Ford 6.7L issues
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2006 Dodge Ram 3500 - Thor Project
That should eliminate it from drawing in any air then.
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2006 Dodge Ram 3500 - Thor Project
Is it possible that you are pumping aerated fuel from the lift pump to the injection pump and that is causing the loss of prime? Somehow the lift pump could be sucking in air as it also draws fuel and sends it on its way full of bubbles which would facilitate a rapid loss of prime.
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Hello Everyone!
Nice to finally "meet" you Suzanna! I've heard alot about you, Mike and have had many phone conversations where you have come up in topic. Glad to see you have both found some happiness during your medical issues. And CONGRATULATIONS on the upcoming wedding! I hope to someday make my way west to meet Mike and now you in person.
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2006 Dodge Ram 3500 - Thor Project
We are currently experiencing freezing rain. They're calling for up to 1/4 inch of ice.
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2006 Dodge Ram 3500 - Thor Project
Glad to hear you cancer free @Mopar1973Man! Chiropractor for the spinal compression?
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2006 Dodge Ram 3500 - Thor Project
Yes, I saw that. It may be worth looking into. Would low lift pressure cause the fluctuation that he is seeing? I don't know but, any fuel starvation is bad. Also, could there be air in the fuel. Bubbles would certainly cause dips in pressures. Obviously that would be isolated to the suction side of the lift pump. Anything on the pressure side would be in the form of a leak.