05ram4x4
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- Ram Year
- 2002 Ram 2500 4x4 Quad cab
- Engine
- 5.9 Magnum
I've had a ton of issues with my truck lately. Rod bearings were shot, and the warranty company replaced my motor. Awesome, but I'm a little paranoid now. As you can imagine any slight off feeling drives me nuts now!
Anyway, this engine is the 5.9 360. Do these motors naturally run with a slight feeling of a miss? My other motor did the same and so did my 97 5.2. I imagine it's just how it is. Sitting here in my truck now as it idles, I can feel a slight shake. Very slight. Kinda hard to explain. Timing chain stretched alittle? I've heard that could be it. This motor has about 99 thousand miles on it I was told. Just want to ease my mind a little.
Also, while I'm at it I hear a tick on the passenger side. Sounds like an electrical arc kind of tick. Might be my exhaust manifold. I have yet to check anything.
Also, what can I do to prevent a rod bearing failure again? They were all bad in the last motor. (96+ thousand miles on that one).
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Anyway, this engine is the 5.9 360. Do these motors naturally run with a slight feeling of a miss? My other motor did the same and so did my 97 5.2. I imagine it's just how it is. Sitting here in my truck now as it idles, I can feel a slight shake. Very slight. Kinda hard to explain. Timing chain stretched alittle? I've heard that could be it. This motor has about 99 thousand miles on it I was told. Just want to ease my mind a little.
Also, while I'm at it I hear a tick on the passenger side. Sounds like an electrical arc kind of tick. Might be my exhaust manifold. I have yet to check anything.
Also, what can I do to prevent a rod bearing failure again? They were all bad in the last motor. (96+ thousand miles on that one).
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