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  1. LoneWolf3574

    System lean both banks

    I trust RockAuto significantly more than Scamazon for car parts, heck, I trust eBay more. Personally, I prefer OE or NGK/NTK to most other brands. https://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/dodge,2004,ram+1500+pickup,4.7l+v8,1424629,ignition,ignition+coil,7060
  2. LoneWolf3574

    Better MPG 2007 Ram 1500 5.7l Lone Star Edition

    With as often as this question comes up, I always recommend returning the truck to stock. Stock tires, stock intake, stock everything. This is what your PCM was programmed for. A CAI, monster 35in offroad tires, etc will pull your fuel economy down. To paraphrase HemiLoneStar, this is not...
  3. LoneWolf3574

    Help! 2000rpm surge issue

    P0633 Immobilizer Key Not Programmed – ECM/PCM Read more at: https://www.obd-codes.com/p0633 P0483 Cooling Fan Rationality Check Malfunction Read more at: https://www.obd-codes.com/p0483 P0073 Ambient Air Temperature Sensor Circuit High Read more at: https://www.obd-codes.com/p0073 As far as...
  4. LoneWolf3574

    Steering Wheel Emblem Fell Out

    As the title states, my steering wheel logo fell out the other day. Does anybody have good ideas on how to properly fix this? Right now I plan on using E6000 and gluing it back in place using the three molding recesses on the back of the logo, between the pins. Thanks for the ideas in advance.
  5. LoneWolf3574

    ECM ISSUES

    Coming here screaming with zero information (codes, symptoms, etc) is not going to get you any help. Please start again and give us more than a post in caps (screaming) so one of us may help point you in a direction. Otherwise, take it to a shop and let them figure it out.
  6. LoneWolf3574

    2007 Ram 1500 5.7L Hemi Lone Star (Big Horn) MPG

    There really isn't much you can do outside of general maintenance. Start by sealing up those exhaust leaks at the heads and manifolds, they mess with your fuel trims. Service your truck with the factory-recommended plugs, engine oil & filter, transmission oil & filters, differential service...
  7. LoneWolf3574

    Motor mounts

    Have you tried RockAuto? Or are you looking for OEM? OEM mounts will cost you a fortune, around $100+ each IIRC. Also, Ma Mopar calls them insulator engine mounts. https://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/dodge,2004,ram+2500+pickup,5.7l+v8,1424674,engine,motor+mount+kit,11844...
  8. LoneWolf3574

    2004 dodge ram 1500. Nasty yellow stuff

    No, because of this.
  9. LoneWolf3574

    '05 ram scraping noise

    Do/Did you have shiny sparkles in the oil when you changed it?
  10. LoneWolf3574

    Need help please 05 ram 4.7

    Any codes?
  11. LoneWolf3574

    Can’t get rid of brake light

    Just the sensor is not replaceable, it is a molded part of the reservoir. Plus, according to MOPAR, you need to replace the master cylinder with the reservoir as a single piece after 2005.
  12. LoneWolf3574

    Can’t get rid of brake light

    Any codes? My brake light intermittently lights up along with the ABS, which turns out to be my master cylinder level sensor failing (C1009 IIRC).
  13. LoneWolf3574

    P0340 and Po344 Codes

    If I had to guess, I'd say between the two codes, it is possible you have a wire grounding out on the cam position sensor. The feedback from GTyankee is a good starting point.
  14. LoneWolf3574

    Header Bolts and Gaskets

    Not necessarily, it would depend on the region you live in. What you have are two different metals (aluminum heads, iron exhaust manifold) with significantly different thermal expansion rates. Over time, they end up fatiguing the bolts (which are not grade 8) and they fail. I wouldn't put...
  15. LoneWolf3574

    06' 1500, 4.7 RPM Gauge *Need Help*

    That is a well-known issue with our RAMs. I haven't checked in a while, but https://circuitboardmedics.com/ does repair the problem. I learned to live with mine due to time, money, and life; I'll get to it eventually. EDIT - Direct link to product page...
  16. LoneWolf3574

    Red lightning bolt?

    There is a procedure for programming/setting the new throttle body. I don't remember what it is, but I'm sure it is on YouTube.
  17. LoneWolf3574

    07 hemi need help!

    There is a procedure for programming/setting the new throttle body. I don't remember what it is, but I'm certain it is on YouTube.
  18. LoneWolf3574

    07 hemi need help!

    What codes is your truck throwing?
  19. LoneWolf3574

    P1391 code 1500 rpm in drive

    That is a crank position sensor code. Check the following; Crankshaft Position Sensor Crankshaft Position Sensor harness Basically, check to be sure you didn't leave the sensor unplugged or the sensor wiring is broken somewhere. https://www.engine-codes.com/p1391_dodge.html
  20. LoneWolf3574

    Needing a motor

    Typos happen. Have you searched neighboring cities/counties/states? https://www.autopartsearch.com/catalog-6/vehicle/dodge/2004/dodge-1500-pickup/engine-assembly?application=436711330-3446727327
  21. LoneWolf3574

    Issues with 2005 Rumble Bee - codes P0171 & P1074 and falls on it's face at WOT

    These are possible causes for those codes and I am aware that you have already checked & replaced an injector. There could be a vacuum leak downstream of the MAP sensor (ie intake gasket leak) Possible cracked vacuum or PCV line/connection Faulty or stuck open PCV valve Failed or faulty oxygen...
  22. LoneWolf3574

    2006 Dodge Ram Hemi 5.7 issues..

    Did you replace the lifters and cam with MDS or did you replace them with regular cam? What is your fuel pressure? Did you follow the proper procedure for setting your timing to TDC?
  23. LoneWolf3574

    Can you diag my 5.7 if I tell you what it's doing?

    Most parts stores these days will pull your CEL codes for free if you feel you don't need or can't afford a code scanner.
  24. LoneWolf3574

    Thermostats

    The temperature sensor you are talking about is under the AC compressor in a 5.7L Hemi truck. He would be better off not trying, it's too much effort to attempt rigging anything to try that. This would be best, trust the process.
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