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Body to Frame Bolts
TADAAAAA, I am very happy to report that I got the job done! Got a set of Nerf Bares from Aries. BUT, before doing so, I slathered a bunch of penetrating oil with "Deep Creep" in it all around & on top of the cab to frame bolts, wherever I could reach, & let it sit a few days. Then I used a 1/2"...- multimopes
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- Forum: Exterior
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N Dure tonneau cover
Since it seems that most everyone else on this site has a newer truck, I will take the liberty to at least respond. I saw an ad that carparts.com might have them but, I also saw a post on google saying that there was a problem with copy-rite infringement that caused them to stop making them. I...- multimopes
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- Forum: Exterior
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Body to Frame Bolts
I was just wondering about issues with removal of cab to frame bolts, if you ever removed them. My 2000 rockers are so shot and my side steps tore them up. I want to replace them with a 3" nerf bar type of step. These will mount to the frame between the cab to frame bolt areas. I am wondering if...- multimopes
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- Forum: Exterior
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Overhead console
Belated welcome aboard! I would like to know also (a similar question). I have the same setup in my 2000 and would like to know if I got the overhead console you are speaking of with temp & compass from a bone yard, not only will it fit without butchering, but do I need a different harness ? I...- multimopes
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Brake Vent Line ???
Thank you! I am a poor old goat still working rotating shifts and I am on 8 different Mopar sites. I also have no garage or typing skills. I would love to be a supporting member but these days my mortgage & eating comes first. It would be a different story if things were a little better and I...- multimopes
- Post #3
- Forum: General Discussion
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Brake Vent Line ???
I just notice a rubber hose hanging down from the tee to the ground on top of the rear axle on my 2000 Dodge Ram 1/2 ton 4x4. It didn't look like the reinforced rubber brake line type that goes up to the frame. Also, it appeared to have a white plastic fitting on the end. Could this be some kind...- multimopes
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- Forum: General Discussion
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NEW INTERIOR DASH AND DASH FRAME
I agree & on top of that, I paid less than half of the advertised price for my "cover"!!- multimopes
- Post #25
- Forum: Interior
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2022 Hydro blue regular cab 2wd Express
Welcome aboard. Beautiful truck! That is exactly what I would have ordered if I could afford a new one. Best of luck with it! :cheers:- multimopes
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- Forum: Introduction
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New Guy
Welcome aboard & best of luck with your new toy! :driver:- multimopes
- Post #9
- Forum: Introduction
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Newby
Welcome aboard! Please post up some pictures if you get a chance! :)- multimopes
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- Forum: Introduction
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Key Pin from VIN number
Welcome aboard from NJ & best of luck with you key issue!- multimopes
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- Forum: Introduction
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Hello from Clarksville, TN!
Welcome aboard. I love those Ram Rebels! :)- multimopes
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- Forum: Introduction
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New Here
Wow, so did mine, way back when. His name was Jock McKinnon! "I never met him"! I probably misspelled his name too! Oh well, ancient history!- multimopes
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- Forum: Introduction
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New here and to Ram Trucks
Welcome aboard from NJ. and best of luck with your Ram, Very Nice! :)- multimopes
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New Here
Welcome aboard from NJ. Beautiful Truck, best of luck with it. I like the Plymouth & Cheese Head sign behind you also. Your state is the Cheese, Beer, Ice Cream & toilet paper capitol of the whole country, lol. What else does anyone need?? :cheers:By the way, although you may not be, I am a...- multimopes
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- Forum: Introduction
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Hello form PA
Wow, I love those trucks. Welcome aboard from next door in NJ. I'm sure that beauty cost more than my last 4 vehicles added together. I hope that it serves you well! :happy160:- multimopes
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- Forum: Introduction
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Headliner turning loose
My 2000 just started to separate the other day. It's not the glue that fails. it's the sponge material dries out and falls apart. I have replaced quite a few in various vehicles over the years. Take the whole ceiling piece down and peal the rest of the fabric off and try to scuff the residual...- multimopes
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- Forum: Interior
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Electrical gremlins on new to me '98 Laramie
Have you found anything? I hope you have fixed the problem and just forgot about your post here.- multimopes
- Post #6
- Forum: Audio & Electronics
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Hello RAMers. I'm new today and look forward becoming a pain.
Welcome from NJ. Something went wrong in the right way! :D- multimopes
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- Forum: Introduction
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2001 Ram 4x4 Sport Restoration
Excellent thread and work, Thank you Sir! Beautiful truck! :happy160:- multimopes
- Post #82
- Forum: General Discussion
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360 engine fuel injection line conundrum
Update, Did the repair on Saturday and all went well. Turned out the original line was plastic underneath rubber. I never saw that before. We used 1/4" high pressure fuel line and high pressure clamps. It was a pain in the ass due to location but worked out well! Thanx again for the advice! :)- multimopes
- Post #8
- Forum: Engine & Performance
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360 engine fuel injection line conundrum
Thank you both for replying; all we need now is a fairly warm day without rain when I am not at work, lol.- multimopes
- Post #7
- Forum: Engine & Performance
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360 engine fuel injection line conundrum
I don't think I ever saw a plastic fuel rail. I assumed it would be rubber supply lines to some kind of metal near the engine entry point. The other thought I had was since this just kind of loops over the rear of the manifold, connecting the two rails, maybe it would be beneficial to slide it...- multimopes
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- Forum: Engine & Performance
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360 engine fuel injection line conundrum
Thank you for your reply; that's what we will most likely do. I read somewhere that earlier ones used a braided nylon material,(which also failed over time). I also understand that the actual fuel rails are quite thin and not to clamp too tightly. I'm guessing it might use 1/4" line. I looked at...- multimopes
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- Forum: Engine & Performance
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360 engine fuel injection line conundrum
A friend of mine has a 2000 ram 4x4 with a 360 engine as do I. Well anyway, the crossover line connecting the fuel rails at the rear of the engine cracked and sprayed fuel all over the place. He said it feels like plastic but I believe it was really rubber and just dry rotted from heat and age...- multimopes
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- Forum: Engine & Performance
